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storyflo · sports·6 minDaily Sports Brief · September 23rd
This is your daily audio brief. Five from the leagues — here's where I'd start. First, from BBC Sport Football. Flex your football brain with our daily quizzes.
Kane considers NFL kicking career after soccer
Kane considers NFL kicking career after soccer Sept 23 : England captain Harry Kane said on Wednesday he is considering a future as an NFL kicker later in …
6 NFL teams under the most pressure in Week 2
We’re onto Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season after a wild start of the season. As usual, Week 1 was unpredictable and there were plenty of surprises Now, several teams (and p…
The Guardian US·—Patrick Mahomes triumphant on NFL return as Chiefs beat up misfiring Broncos
Denver Broncos 10–31 Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs QB throws two TDs on return from torn ACL Kenneth Walker III rushes for 173 yards on debut Kenneth Walker III ran for 173 yards and scored two touchdowns…
‘Mr. Irrelevant’ Trailer: David Corenswet Toughs and Smiles His Way to the NFL as Last Draft Pick John Tuggle
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NFL preview 2026: Power rankings, picks, award predictions, and more
…generation was better than all others. When it comes to the NFL this simply isn’t the case. We are living in the golden age of NFL football, and it’s high time we appreciated it more. There has never …
49ers beat Rams as 100,000 attend NFL Melbourne debut
The San Francisco 49ers took down the Los Angeles Rams 27-7 in the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia, held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Brock Purdy shone brightly, throwing three touchdown passes for a total of 205 yards. He connected with Mike Evans, Demarcus Robinson, and Deebo Samuel, showcasing his talent in front of over 100,000 fans. The Rams, expected to be Super Bowl contenders after acquiring Myles Garrett, struggled significantly. Matthew Stafford managed only 155 passing yards and faced a relentless 49ers defense. Kyren Williams scored the first-ever NFL touchdown in Australia, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide. The 49ers' preparation paid off as they arrived early, while the Rams landed just 28 hours before kickoff. This difference in approach showed on the field. Coach Sean McVay admitted his team was outplayed in every aspect, calling it a humbling experience. The 49ers made a strong statement in the competitive NFC West, leaving the Rams with much to ponder moving forward.
PFT alt·—Report: Emmanuel Acho comments spark NFL investigation of Dom DiSandro
Every NFL team has a head of security. For many if not most if not all NFL teams, the head of security is also a fixer. The topic became relevant …
One stat that explains all 32 NFL teams entering this season
In the NFL, numbers do not tell the whole story. But they can help. As part of the SB Nation NFL preview, here is one stat or number to know for ea…
PFT alt·—Myles Garrett ready for start of season despite lack of training camp reps
' Rams outside linebacker Myles Garrett did not practice Tuesday. He has not practiced much this summer, missing most of training camp with knee swelling.
Every NFL team ranked by their 2027 Super Bowl chances entering Week 1
The NFL season is finally here, and excitement is in the air. As we dive into Week 1, teams are ranked based on their Super Bowl chances. The top five is no surprise: the Los Angeles Rams lead the pack, followed by the Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, and Baltimore Ravens. These teams are poised for playoff success, with only minor issues holding them back. In the second tier, we find teams with potential but some hurdles to clear. The Kansas City Chiefs, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers all have talent but need to address specific concerns to make a deep playoff run. Next, the Dark Horses include the Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, and Dallas Cowboys. Each has strengths but also glaring flaws that could derail their aspirations. The fourth tier features teams like the Jacksonville Jaguars, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These squads have playoff potential but face challenges that could keep them from contending. Finally, at the bottom, we see the “Tankathon Tier.” The Las Vegas Raiders, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and Arizona Cardinals are grappling with significant questions, especially at quarterback. The season is just starting, and it’s going to be a wild ride.
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Kelce brothers drag fans overreacting to training camp footage: ‘Let practice be its own thing’
As Travis Kelce nears the end of his career and his off-field life draws outsized attention, it has become common to analyze the Kansas City Chiefs superstar’s physique and practice performance as a r…
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Game Ready: How NFL Players Prepare Their Bodies And Minds For The Long Season
NFL players are taking their preparation to new heights, blending physical training with mental strategies and even unconventional methods. Mental readiness has become crucial, with players engaging in exercises to shake off emotional barriers. For instance, some defensive players practice accountability by sitting on the bench with a towel over their heads after mistakes, perfecting the art of looking contrite. Innovative equipment is also part of the mix. Teams are using oversized footballs to make regular ones feel lighter, while running backs carry pots of gumbo to enhance ball security. Then there's The Cube, a mysterious conditioning chamber where players spend time, though no one really knows what happens inside—except that sometimes, it’s a bit too intense. Environmental readiness is another focus, with players getting accustomed to grass through a series of steps, from looking at it to actually walking on it. Some teams even teach players Chinese, just in case a game suddenly shifts to that language. Nutrition is tailored to keep players fueled, with some linemen undergoing extreme weight-maintenance protocols. Recovery has also evolved, with players entering turf rubber chrysalises to regenerate their bodies. Strength training now includes quirky routines, like rising from deep couches without groaning or engaging muscles through targeted verbal cues. In a league where every detail matters, these preparations aim to keep players healthy and effective throughout the grueling season. It’s a wild mix of science and absurdity, all in the name of football.
PFT alt·—Dabo Swinney on NFL players going back to college: It's embarrassing, we have no rules
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is gearing up for the season opener against LSU, but he’s not pleased with the current state of NCAA eligibility rules. He expressed his frustration about NFL players returning to college football, calling it “embarrassing.” Swinney believes the lack of clear governance in college football is a significant issue, noting that rules often get challenged in court, leading to confusion and inconsistency. He specifically mentioned LSU's efforts to bring in players like Jack Pyburn and Dae'Quan Wright, who were recently in NFL training camps. While Pyburn has decided to stay in the NFL after being claimed by the Chiefs, Wright's status for the game against Clemson remains uncertain. Swinney even joked about possibly facing tampering accusations after attending practice with the Browns. It’s clear he wants a more structured approach to eligibility in college football, reflecting his concerns about the direction the sport is heading.
PFT alt·—Nick Caserio: NFL players going back to college is "ridiculous," but "doesn't really impact our job"
Nick Caserio, the Texans' general manager, recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing turmoil in college football. He called the situation "ridiculous," but emphasized that it doesn’t really affect the NFL's operations. Caserio noted that if players choose to return to college, they’re still evaluated through the college lens, which doesn’t change how teams prepare for training camp. He pointed out that the NFL didn’t have any players impacted by the recent restraining orders, so it’s not a direct concern for them. Caserio also highlighted that this issue isn’t isolated to football; it’s affecting basketball too, mentioning a player who returned to Alabama after time in the G-League. He believes that once a player becomes a professional, they should remain in that category, rather than reverting to amateur status. The debate continues around the NCAA's rules and whether they adequately support players’ rights. Many players might have opted to stay in college if they had known they could have another year. As the situation unfolds, the NFL will move forward, unaffected by the chaos, except for the fact that players returning to college won’t be eligible for NFL teams during the 2026 season.
PFT alt·—Steve Sarkisian: Bumping players for NFL transfers is "wrong"
… time when Lane Kiffin is ready to pounce on as many former NFL players as he can, a former USC colleague of Kiffin's has a far different viewpoint. "The fact that somebody out there is going to take …
The 49ers have had the weirdest offseason in the NFL, and it’s not even close
The San Francisco 49ers are a weird team.
PFT alt·—Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire: We'll definitely look at adding a player cut by an NFL team
Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire is eyeing the possibility of adding a player cut from an NFL team, taking advantage of the Big 12's lack of restrictions on such moves. While the Big Ten and SEC have implemented rules against players with NFL experience, McGuire is open to enhancing his roster. He mentioned that they’ve been monitoring potential additions but haven’t reached out to NFL coaches yet. Two players, tight end Dae'Quan Wright and defensive tackle Zxavian Harris, were recently cut and had plans to play for LSU. However, the SEC's new rule might block that path, leaving the door open for Texas Tech to recruit them if the Big 12 doesn’t follow suit. McGuire expressed uncertainty about the conference's next steps, hinting at potential legal challenges from affected players. Currently, Texas Tech has one open roster spot and McGuire is clear that he won’t be asking any current players to leave. He’s focused on finding the right fit to strengthen the team. Texas Tech has recently been in the spotlight for its handling of quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility issues, showcasing the unpredictable nature of college football. McGuire is determined to improve his team, emphasizing that winning is crucial for his job security. With his proactive approach, it’s likely we could see a former NFL player join Texas Tech this fall.
CeeDee Lamb’s home burglarized for $300K in property while Dallas Cowboys star was at training camp
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb’s Texas home was burglarized in late July, and $300,000 worth of property was stolen while he was at training camp, police said.
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TV and streaming viewing picks for August 21, 2026: How to watch NFL Preseason Week 2
Australian Rules Football AFL Men’s — Round 24 (End of regular season) Carlton Blus vs. Fremantle Dockers — FS2/Fox One, 11 p. Western Bulldogs — FS1/Fox One, 2 a.
Forbes Business·—The Good, Bad And Ugly From The Packers’ 14th Training Camp Practice
The Green Bay Packers held their 14th practice of training camp Wednesday, a closed affair on a gorgeous, 70-degree morning.
Forbes Business·—The Good, Bad And Ugly From The Packers’ 13th Training Camp Practice
The Green Bay Packers held practice No. 13 of training camp on a gorgeous, 78-degree Tuesday morning. The practice lasted 1 hour, 58 minutes.
PFT alt·—Calais Campbell expresses appreciation for widespread support after family tragedy
…Asked if he considered not playing in what will be his 19th NFL season, Campbell made clear the importance of football to his overall well-being. "I love the game of football a lot and it is a place […
Forbes Business·—2026 NFL Week 1 Preseason Recap: 3 Winners, 3 Losers And A Trend
It’s the first week of the 2026 NFL preseason; I get it. It’s early yet. Some teams didn’t start their starters, some teams played their starters against backups, and some …
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NFL fans robbed of hearing Chiefs rookie Peter Woods’s singing voice
Hey, you won't believe what just happened with the Chiefs rookie Peter Woods. So, he's got a great singing voice, apparently, and his teammates know about it. He's been growing up with family members who are singers, and it's just something he's always had. During the Chiefs' first preseason game, a sideline reporter asked him to sing a little something for the fans. He agreed, and even had a song picked out - "Love" by Keyshia Cole. He was going to sing it with the reporter, but just as they started, the audio cut out. So, they were left just dancing in silence, which is pretty funny. It's not clear if it was just a technical error or if the production team was worried about copyright issues, but either way, we're all missing out on hearing Peter Woods's singing voice. He's got a great opportunity to make a quick trip to see Keyshia Cole's tour, though, so who knows, maybe we'll get to hear him sing someday.
Forbes Business·—The Good, Bad And Ugly From The Packers’ 12th Training Camp Practice
The Green Bay Packers held their 12th practice of training camp Sunday on a sticky, 85-degree day. The practice lasted 2 hours, 10 minutes, just the second one of camp to exceed two hours.
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Charles Robinson’s ‘NFL Blue Book’ wants to take fans inside NFL front offices
Charles Robinson had been synonymous with NFL coverage at Yahoo Sports for more than two decades. After being let go in May, he will continue to write about the league—his way. Earli…
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TV and streaming viewing picks for August 15, 2026: How to watch NFL Preseason
Australian Rules Football AFL Men’s — Round 23 Greater Western Sydney Giants vs. West Coast Eagles — FS2/Fox One, 11:30 p. Carlton Blues — Fox Soccer Plus, 1:01 a. Sydney Swans — FS2/Fox One, 2:30 a.
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Justin Herbert, Madison Beer PDA video foreshadows NFL’s misguided WAGs marketing plan, per report
On July 28, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and pop star Madison Beer jointly announced their engagement with an Instagram post liked over 6.
Three key storylines to look out for in NFL pre-season
NFL pre-season: Aaron Donald teases return, Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson battle for Browns quarterback spot - talking points Sky Sport…