about 1 month ago

“We’re Protective”: John Schneider Says Seahawks Won’t Share Too Much Info on Hard Knocks

“We’re just very protective of like how we do things and what our culture looks like,” Seahawks GM Schneider said. “We’re going to make it as positive as we possibly can without sharing as much information as we possibly can,” he added. The Seahawks have never appeared on Hard Knocks since the show debuted in 2001 on HBO.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

NFL Links Rising Concussions to Face Mask Design, Eyes Major Fix

The NFL saw concussions rise to 168 in 2025, up 30% from the 129 in the 2024 campaign, and believes face masks are a key factor, accounting for 44% of cases. NFL EVP Jeff Miller said, “We have not seen a similar improvement in face masks,” adding they lack “force mitigation.” The league is now crowdsourcing new face mask designs.

By Suresh Menon

about 1 month ago

John Harbaugh Says Isaiah Likely Will Have Better Stats With Giants

Giants HC Harbaugh believes Likely will produce more in New York, saying, “I’m certain he’s going to be able to put up the numbers.” He added, “That wasn’t the thing in Baltimore because of the supporting cast.” The WR never topped 500 yards with Baltimore, but Harbaugh insists, “He’s a playmaking football player” ready for a bigger role.

By Suresh Menon

about 1 month ago

Brian Schottenheimer Reveals Why He Refuses to Wear Sunglasses While Coaching

Cowboys HC Schottenheimer recently shared a lesson from his father, saying, “Coaches do not wear sunglasses.” He explained, “The players have to see your eyes when you’re coaching them,” especially “when you’re correcting and criticizing… I want to see your eyes.” That said, Brian is lenient with his staff, revealing, “The other coaches, I let them wear, but I’ll never change.”

By Suresh Menon

about 1 month ago

NFL Expands Social Media Rights For Team Content

The NFL has expanded digital rights for team social media, allowing clubs to post game highlights on platforms like TikTok and Threads. The changes also loosen restrictions on sponsored content and enable teams to create in-game programming for second-screen experiences, opening new revenue opportunities as the league looks to grow digital engagement and monetization.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Fanatics Takes Over NFL Trading Cards, Launches New Patch Program

Fanatics will produce fully licensed NFL cards for the first time since 2016, kicking off a 20-year deal. CEO Mahan called it a “spectacular moment,” adding the new patches “deepen… storytelling.” The launch includes one-of-one rookie patch autos and game-worn memorabilia cards, aiming to enhance fan experience and collectables' value.

By Suresh Menon

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