NFL legend back at Super Bowl promoting new cause
Fox Sports NFL insider Jay Glazer previews Super Bowl LVIII as the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers prepare for a rematch and shares his discovery in ADHD medicine.
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Travis Kelce is setting the Chiefs' standard ahead of Super Bowl LVIII - ESPN
ANDY REID WAS aiming to share some of his wisdom with the Kansas City Chiefs in their locker room during the AFC Championship Game.
Joe Flacco named NFL Comeback Player of the Year after miraculous run with Browns
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NFL players react to Taylor Swift effect heading into Super Bowl LVIII
Taylor Swift's effect on the NFL has been palpable, and players at the 2024 NFL Honors seemed to be all for the added exposure this season.
Nick Saban joining ESPN as analyst after retiring from Alabama
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Tom Brady's first glimmer of possibly being best clutch QB happened during this Super Bowl moment: NFL legend
NFL great Kurt Warner talks about Tom Brady's first Super Bowl title and what he saw from the former New England Patriots quarterback.
Julius Peppers, Dwight Freeney lead Pro Football's 2024 Hall of Fame class - ESPN
The 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement class will honor defense as well as a player many consider the best kickoff/punt returner ever.
"Gone Too Long...": Ex-Australia Star Suggests Big Rule Change For ODI Cricket
Former Australian cricket team batter Aaron Finch believes that ODI matches should be reduced to 40 overs a side in order to bring back interest to the format. In the recent times, a lot of questions have been asked about the relevance of the format with the growing popularity of T20s. In a recent discussion, Finch said that teams bowl 11 or 12 overs per hour in ODI matches and the slow over rate has resulted in spectators losing interest. He added that there is a chance that the cricket fans may end up calling ODI games a 'glorified T20' and as a result, a 40-over format may be beneficial for the future.