3 months ago

Who Is the Sole Losing MVP in Super Bowl History?

Chuck Howley is the only player in Super Bowl history to be named MVP despite being on the losing team. Howley earned the honor in Super Bowl V after recording two interceptions and a fumble recovery, even though his Dallas Cowboys lost 16-13 to the Baltimore Colts on a last-second field goal. No other Super Bowl MVP has come from the losing side.

By Nidheesh Kumar

3 months ago

Mike Vrabel Sought Super Bowl Advice From Bill Belichick, Andy Reid

Mike Vrabel reached out to Bill Belichick and Andy Reid for Super Bowl advice, per Dianna Russini. While Belichick was left out of the Hall of Fame, he’s helping the 2025 Coach of the Year prepare. Vrabel has appeared in four Super Bowls as a player but is coaching in the game for the first time.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

Micah Parsons Hints Jalen Carter Trade Talk Affected Eagles Interest

Micah Parsons appeared to suggest Jalen Carter was central to potential Eagles discussions. “There was one person that I had to play with that if he was gone I did not want to be there — and that was Jalen Carter,” Parsons said. His comment implied Philadelphia’s interest depended on Carter’s presence, indicating Parsons wouldn’t want to go to Philly without him.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

Mike Vrabel Staged a Bad Bunny–Themed Halftime Drill and Didn’t Let Players Stay Out

Mike Vrabel sent the Patriots back to the locker room about an hour into Friday’s practice, then played Bad Bunny over the stadium speakers for 14 minutes before calling the team back onto the field to finish, per Lindsay Jones. The unusual reset came during Super Bowl preparation as Vrabel continues to set his tone with the Patriots.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

Shannon Sharpe Says He Wants to Return to ESPN

Shannon Sharpe said he’d welcome a return to ESPN if the network called. “I would love to go back,” Sharpe told Front Office Sports on Radio Row, citing strong Nightcap viewership and fan support. ESPN declined comment. Sharpe left the network last year and has since settled a prior lawsuit, while remaining close with First Take host Stephen A. Smith.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

Bo Jackson Launches Men’s Health Initiative at Super Bowl

Bo Jackson appeared at Super Bowl Radio Row promoting a new focus on men’s health. Jackson is urging men to take screenings seriously and speak openly about health concerns through his Bo Knows Men’s Health podcast and planned community fireside chats. He said men too often view vulnerability as weakness, delaying care and risking deadly consequences.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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