Vincent Pensabene

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The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are looking to repeat this season, and having linebacker Nakobe Dean healthy is going to be critical for the defense. He suffered a torn patellar tendon in the NFC Wild Card Game against the Green Bay Packers and missed the final three playoff games en route to the franchise winning its second Super Bowl.

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The drama surrounding Shedeur Sanders isn’t just about football for the Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback. A recent report claimed Sanders bought a custom $500,000 Rolls-Royce as his first major purchase after being drafted in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft—but the story quickly got murky. After the report surfaced, questions popped up about whether it was legit. That led to his father, Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders, addressing the rumor on social media.

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The New England Patriots have seen a lot of interesting players over the years with Bill Belichick calling the shots. Not every player who saw the field under his watch had a typical football background. Some transitioned from other sports before making their mark in the NFL. Over the years, there have been plenty of successful players who started in other sports before turning to football. Having one of the greatest coaches of all time certainly helps those players make the transition.

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Being an NFL punter is a tough job and not one that gets noticed too often by the fans. There is typically not much of a difference between punters in terms of their contracts, but after AJ Cole signed a massive $15.8 million extension with the Las Vegas Raiders, he became the highest-paid player at the position. Let’s take a look at the 10 highest-paid punters in terms of the average annual value of the contract. All contract details are provided by Spotrac.

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The ability of a quarterback to throw a football is a completely different form than other sports, and Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love learned that the hard way. He threw out the first pitch of the Boston Red Sox vs. Milwaukee Brewers game at American Family Field on Memorial Day, and things did not work out too well for the quarterback. The ceremonial first pitch thrown by athletes is always expected to look great, but that is not necessarily the case.