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storyflo · sports·8 minDaily Sports Brief · November 14th
This is your daily audio brief. Five from the leagues — here's where I'd start. At least 50 different quarterbacks will have started games through Week 10.
storyflo · science·5 minDaily Science Brief · November 6th
This is your daily audio brief. Ten stories — evidence-led, no fluff, small inputs compound. After 42 Years of Searching, Physicists Find Evidence of a One-in-10-Billion Particle Decay.
NFL awards, Week 9: Jonah Coleman, Kayshon Boutte, and Ventrell Miller are AFC standouts
…ars may lead the discussion when it comes to success in the NFL, but more often than not, it’s the guys you barely know who will make the plays needed when they’re needed. Such players can be underrat…
Newsweek·—
One NFL Team is Interested in 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk: Report
…r him. Aiyuk is in the process of getting reinstated to the NFL after nearly a year away from the team. He spent the summer dogging the 49ers on social media, and he’s met with the team to get the bal…
Newsweek·—
Titans Beat Out 5 NFL Teams to Land Former Raiders Defensive Tackle
…as waived by the Las Vegas Raiders on Tuesday. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, Laulu had quite the market, with the New York Jets, New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, Indianapolis Colts, an…
Awful Announcing·—
Andy Reid’s comments on Justin Tucker signing shows hollowness of NFL coachspeak
…roversy and personal tragedy countless times in his storied NFL career. Reid’s steadiness has served him well. He has the fourth-most wins among head coaches in NFL history, including three Super Bowl…
NFL-49ers' Kittle says sour taste from first loss will fuel team
NFL-49ers' Kittle says sour taste from first loss will fuel team Oct 27 : San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle said the team will car…
Newsweek·—
Sigler's Mount Rushmore of NFL Head Coaches
As the NFL season enters November, coaches are becoming a hot topic in league circles. Some coaches, like Aaron Glenn of the New York Jets and Dan …
The Guardian US·—Super Bowl contenders: are the NFL’s unbeaten teams as perfect as they seem?
The early standouts have emerged. But even the best teams have flaws that can be exposed by their opponents Who would have thought the 49ers would be here after a rough old offseason?
'Tom Brady plus a thousand' - why Purdy deserves moment in NFL spotlight
…k Purdy's story is 'Tom Brady plus a thousand' and deserves NFL spotlight after making history, says Neil Reynolds Brock Purdy became the highest-rated passer in NFL history as he guided the San Franc…
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders—and Ricky Martin and Pedro Sampaio—Left Brazil Thunderstruck at the NFL’s Rio Debut
…y Martin and Pedro Sampaio—Left Brazil Thunderstruck at the NFL’s Rio Debut “I can’t believe cheerleaders are actually real,” exclaimed a fan who had come to Maracanã Stadium specifically to see the D…
I’m an NFL Veteran Who Has Been ‘The New Guy’ 7 Times. Here Are My 9 Lessons for Starting a New Job.
I’m an NFL Veteran Who Has Been ‘The New Guy’ 7 Times. Here Are My 9 Lessons for Starting a New Job. Whether you’re starting a new gig or hiring fo…
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What’s with those bobblehead NFL helmets?
This NFL season, you might have noticed some players sporting oversized helmets, thanks to the Guardian Cap, a padded cover designed to enhance safety and reduce head trauma. Players like Chris Olave, who’s had his fair share of concussions, wear it without worrying about how it looks. He’s focused on his family and life after football, which is pretty relatable, right? The NFL has been trying to tackle concussion issues for years, with mixed results. While in-game concussions dropped by 15% in 2024, they spiked by 30% last year, especially during kickoffs. The Guardian Cap has been mandatory in practices since 2022 and is gaining traction in games, especially after a recent redesign that makes it easier to sport team logos. The cap, made by a Georgia-based company, absorbs impact before it reaches the hard shell of the helmet. It’s lightweight and comes in different versions for various age groups. Although players initially mocked the look—calling it “bobblehead” or “UFO caps”—the latest version has a smoother design that’s more visually appealing. Despite its benefits, the Guardian Cap isn’t a cure-all. Research shows it can reduce impact severity by about 9%, but its effectiveness in preventing concussions is still debated. Some studies suggest it may help, while others find no significant link between the cap and reduced concussion rates. Olave, now a brand partner for Guardian Sports, continues to perform well on the field, showing that while the cap is a step towards safety, many players are still opting for traditional helmets. As the league evolves, there’s a sense that the Guardian Cap might be just a transitional tool in the ongoing fight against head injuries. For now, it’s a balancing act between safety and performance, with players like Olave hoping it helps them stay in the game longer.
PFT alt·—NFL removes Broncos OLB Jonathon Cooper from Commissioner's Exempt List
The NFL has announced it has removed Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper from the Commissioner's Exempt List. Cooper is eligible to play …
After School by Casey Lewis·—
Fake Stans and Influencer Apologies
…oung Lady Violet is officially in the works at Netflix. THE NFL’S $192 MILLION BET ON FLAG FOOTBALL IS PAYING OFF WITH TEEN GIRLS, bloomberg More than 100,000 young women played the sport at their hig…
PFT alt·—NFL will surely want to plug "hold-in" loophole, but it won't be easy
…orkers find real power, management can't take it. Under the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement, the workers have found real power. In one very specific way. The 2020 CBA made it much more difficult…
Ronaldo walks out of Portugal camp amid reported rift with head coach
Cristiano Ronaldo: Portugal captain decides to national team leave camp amid reported rift with head coach Jorge Jesus Portugal's captain announces he has walked out of the camp "following the nationa…
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.
Awful Announcing·—
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…
The Onion·—
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.