Paul Mueller
Contributing Writer at Fast Company
Contributing Editor at The Players' Tribune
Content Director at Best Ever CRE
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5 days ago |
fastcompany.com | Paul Mueller
The 2025 NFL Draft is next week, and the front-runner for the No. 1 overall pick, University of Miami quarterback Cam Ward, is an anomaly. In any other year, the top prospect being a journeyman who attended three schools in five years and ended his career by losing the Pop Tarts Bowl would be nearly impossible. But now it may be the new reality of the college-to-pro transition.
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1 month ago |
fastcompany.com | Paul Mueller
Artificial intelligence has dominated headlines and advancements in nearly every industry globally. Sports is no exception. As data grows more dynamic and accessible, so do its applications, and the effect is vast. While professional coaches and scouts are using AI to fine-tune game strategies based on advanced analytics, they’re now able to use data to help them spot the next rising stars.
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2 months ago |
fastcompany.com | Paul Mueller
Super Bowl LIX is almost upon us, bringing with it a host of questions. Who’s gonna win? What brand will have the best commercial and who will star in it? Also, why are ticket sales plummeting? But there are a lot of questions most of us aren’t thinking about. Questions like, What if the game gets canceled? How will New Orleans and the NFL protect the city and venue from threats? What if an unforeseen event injures players, fans, workers, or worse . . . Taylor Swift?
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2 months ago |
fastcompany.com | Paul Mueller
The Super Bowl halftime show is a piece of Americana that draws more than 100 million viewers, making it the marquee musical performance of the year. The most-watched halftime show in history was Michael Jackson’s 1993 performance at Super Bowl XXVII, which drew 133.1 million viewers. Last year’s show featuring Usher and a cast of surprise guests drew 123.4 million.
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2 months ago |
devicedaily.com | Paul Mueller
In an exclusive Q&A, Alex Morgan talks about life after soccer Her number one retirement tip? Don’t tell Alex Morgan she’s retired. BY Paul MuellerAlex Morgan doesn’t like the word retirement. “I’ve been saying ‘post-playing career,’” she said, “because retirement makes it sound like I’m old.
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