The second episode of HBO’s “Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants,” featured how conversations between a player and their team occurred. The episode centered around Joe Schoen and his idea to keep the Giants star running back, Saquon Barkley, in New York, offering him the chance to become a Giants legend and to […]
Tag: Football
Will the NFL’s international efforts last? (OP-ED)
Popular sports within the United States often differ from the rest of the world. That said, times are changing. Recent years have seen American sports like baseball and football attempt to make the leap forward across the pond. The NFL is one such American sports organization that has attempted to appeal to an international audience. […]
Has Soccer gained a stronger foothold within the US? (OP-ED)
The sports industry in the United States continues to grow robustly, with staple sports like basketball, baseball, and American football maintaining mainstream popularity. However, with the recent rise of other internationally popular sports like cricket within the country, will soccer finally develop a thriving fanbase in the U.S.? The answer is yes. Soccer is currently […]
The benefits and drawbacks of being an NFL undrafted free agent (Op-Ed)
In the glitzy world of the NFL Draft, where dreams are realized and futures are forged, there exists a parallel narrative often overshadowed by the spotlight: the journey of undrafted free agents (UDFAs). These diamonds in the rough defy the odds, battling through uncertainty to earn a spot on an NFL roster. For those unfamiliar, […]
Will there ever be a mainstream female American football league? (OP-ED)
American football is undoubtedly one of the most popular sports in the United States. Additionally, it’s likely the most male-dominated sport out of them all. It undoubtedly brings the question of the existence of female participation in the sport and female leagues. Surprisingly enough, for those that aren’t aware, there has been female participation in […]
Is the NFL Doing Enough to Protect Players from the Long-Term Effects of Concussions? (Op-Ed)
Football is not a safe game. Despite the sport’s widespread appeal, participants should be aware of the risks they face, the most significant of which are physically demanding. While the NFL has taken many steps to ensure player safety throughout the years, certain dangers still exist. In recent years, worries about concussions and chronic traumatic […]
The Chiefs’ dynasty: In review (Op-Ed)
The Kansas City Chiefs have quickly risen to prominence as one of the most formidable and impressive American football teams in recent years. Spearheaded by quarterback (QB) Patrick Mahomes, the team has managed to make four Super Bowl appearances in five years, claiming victory in three games. As well, they join the ranks of eight […]
Chiefs win the Super Bowl in overtime
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22, Sunday, at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. This is the Chiefs fourth Super Bowl victory, and their third under coach Andy Reid. At the start of the game the Chiefs were in fact loosing as they were starting to trail the opposing team 19-16 with […]
Buffalo Bills kicker Tyler Bass deletes all social media after missing crucial field goal
As the Super Bowl approaches, football fans are watching the thrilling playoff games, rooting for their teams, and having social media debates about all-things-football. As their favorite teams advance in the competition, supporters are filled with anticipation and excitement, while others deal with disappointment as their teams lose. Avid fans have even been known to […]
New Patriots coach makes bold statement on race
Jerod Mayo, the first Black head coach for the Patriots says he does see color. During a press conference that went viral on X, formerly known as Twitter, Mayo said: “I do see color because I believe if you don’t see color, you can’t see racism.” He continued by saying that acknowledging race “does matter […]
Lions win playoff game against the Rams, first time in 32 years
On Sunday, January 14th, the Detroit Lions made history after they won their first playoff game in 32 years against the Los Angeles Rams. Not only was it their first playoff win in over three decades, but it was also their first time hosting a playoff game at Ford Field. “It’s been a three-year road […]
Sagiv Jehezkel detained in Turkey for controversial act of solidarity
Israeli soccer player Sagiv Jehezkel was briefly detained last Sunday in Antalya, Turkey, after making a gesture of solidarity with Israeli hostages in Gaza. Antalyaspor suspended Jehezkel over the weekend after showing his bandaged wrist which had the message “100 days, 7/10”. The message was about Sunday marking 100 days since 240 Israelis were taken […]
