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Travis Kelce Promises Chiefs Resurgence in 2026-27 Season

“A lot of top ten teams, they are not really good. But that’s not the situation with the Chiefs,” Travis said, adding, “We have a championship year, just had one little down year. Already coming up with the f**king mindset of a f***ing top team.” The Chiefs missed the playoffs last season after a disappointing 6-11 record in the AFC West.

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Says Fernando Mendoza "Is Like a Machine"

“This kid’s like a machine… He definitely has all the right answers, but he’s a genuine kid. It’s real,” Roger Goodell said while watching Fernando Mendoza’s interview after announcing him as the No. 1 pick. The footage, released by ESPN in its NFL Draft documentary, is now going viral. Mendoza later said he was not expecting to be drafted No. 1.



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Stephen Ross Says Hard Rock Stadium No Longer Meets Super Bowl Requirements

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Stephen Ross Says Hard Rock Stadium No Longer Meets Super Bowl Requirements

“Miami is not really in line,” said Stephen Ross on Hard Rock Stadium hosting the Super Bowl. Despite “the best weather,” Ross said the venue no longer meets league requirements and demands. “It’s in their best interest but they don’t believe we meet all the requirements,” he added, signaling Miami may be out of rotation for future Super Bowls.

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Daniel Faalele Headlines NFL’s Heaviest Players List at 380 lbs

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Daniel Faalele Headlines NFL’s Heaviest Players List at 380 lbs

In the 2026-27 NFL season, Daniel Faalele of the Giants stands as the league's heaviest rostered player, weighing in at 380 pounds. He is joined by other behemoths like Trent Brown of the Houston Texans at 380 lbs and Mekhi Becton of the Chargers at 363 lbs. These elite athletes use their immense mass to dominate the trenches and protect their quarterbacks.

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6’8”, 359 lbs Browns OT Dawand Jones Takes $2 Million Pay Cut

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6’8”, 359 lbs Browns OT Dawand Jones Takes $2 Million Pay Cut

Jones has significantly restructured his contract for the 2026-27 season. Originally due $3.67 million after hitting performance escalators, Jones agreed to a pay cut to a $1.5 million base, with $1.15 million now fully guaranteed. To improve his durability after a season-ending knee injury, the 6'8" giant recently trimmed down from 374 pounds to approximately 359 pounds


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Nigerian-Born Collins Arogunjo Set to Join Chargers Rookie Minicamp

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Nigerian-Born Collins Arogunjo Set to Join Chargers Rookie Minicamp

Arogunjo, a standout from the NFL’s International Player Pathway, is set to join the Chargers for their 2026 rookie minicamp. Standing 6’4” and weighing 300 lbs, the Nigerian-born prospect offers rare versatility as both an offensive and defensive lineman. Known for his raw power and explosive 4.9-second 40-yard dash, Arogunjo’s athletic upside makes him a high-potential project for the Chargers.


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