Allison Koehler

5 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Allison Koehler

Fresh off their first NBA title in franchise history since moving to Oklahoma City, the Thunder are in an unfamiliar position: Dominant, deep, and still holding valuable draft capital. With the No. 15 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the reigning champions aren’t looking for a savior — they’re looking for upside, according to an NBA insider. That search may lead them to one of the tournament’s breakout stars. A player who turned heads in March could now land with the league’s best roster.

5 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Allison Koehler

Giannis Antetokounmpo has spent 12 seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks, winning two MVPs and delivering the franchise a long-awaited championship in 2021. But recent seasons have brought little postseason success, and growing speculation about his future. While most believe he’s likely to stay, there’s still no firm commitment. And as the NBA heads into the heart of the offseason, that uncertainty is back under the spotlight.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Allison Koehler

NBA fans and the media that cover it are debating three things and three things only right now: 1) Can Tyrese Haliburton and his hobbled calf be effective enough to defeat the Thunder and force Game 7, 2) Will Ace Bailey slide in next week’s NBA Draft and 3) Where will Kevin Durant end up? That third question has been especially difficult to pin down. With the draft approaching on June 25, trade chatter around the 15-time All-Star has ramped up — but no deal has yet materialized.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Allison Koehler

Caitlin Clark is only in her second WNBA season, but she’s already doing what few athletes ever achieve — changing the conversation across all of sports. With packed arenas, soaring ratings, and a national spotlight that hasn’t let up since draft night, the Indiana Fever guard is drawing comparisons to generational icons. Her rise isn’t just about talent. It’s about something bigger: Influence, visibility, and star power. And according to one analyst, she may soon sit at the very top.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Allison Koehler

The Cincinnati Bengals may be pushing one of their top young prospects toward a decision that could backfire for both sides. First-round pick Shemar Stewart has yet to sign his rookie deal, and after walking out of mandatory minicamp, the situation is escalating. Contract negotiations have stalled due to a controversial clause the Bengals are trying to insert — one that Stewart refuses to accept.