Could Deion Sanders impact Shedeur Sanders' draft stock?
Discussing that very idea on Pro Football Focus, Mike Florio noted that the elder Sanders has created an unusual situation for NFL teams, as Shedeur could be a model citizen while his father does his dirty work “Prime” style behind the scenes.
Like the league’s Super Bowl logo. In years past, fans have examined seemingly benign designs for clues of who the NFL may be pushing toward the big game. Super Bowl 59’s logo featured heavy red and ...
Goodell was asked about the theory of NFL officiating, which stems from the insinuation that the Chiefs are on the receiving end of favorable calls during games. It came to light during the team ...
The NFL Referees Association expressed its displeasure with the conspiracy theories that have dominated the headlines involving game officials and the perception they’ve been favoring the Chiefs ...
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Abdul Carter Pours Cold Water On Popular Eagles TheoryPenn State pass rusher Abdul Carter is the best pass rusher in the 2025 NFL Draft class.He put up freakish numbers during the ...
The union representing NFL officials later released a statement ... It is insulting and preposterous to hear conspiracy theories that somehow 17 officiating crews consisting of 138 officials ...
So, now with the reveal of the Super Bowl LX logo, fans' theories and predictions are going absolutely wild for one simple reason: The NFL got wise and put more than two colors in the logo this ...
During his annual “State of the League” press conference on Monday ahead of Super Bowl LIX NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell blasted the theories about officiating as “ridiculous.” ...
The statement comes a day after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the Chiefs conspiracy theories “ridiculous.” NFLRA executive director Scott Green agreed with Goodell in the statement posted to X ...
Commissioner Roger Goodell, the NFL Referees Association, and even star tight end Travis Kelce have dismissed any officiating conspiracy theories surrounding Kansas City. Here's what ...
The NFL will use its Hawk-Eye virtual measurement system to determine first downs, though officials will still spot the ball.
NFL Referees Association executive director Scott Green, a retired referee, called it “insulting and preposterous to hear conspiracy theories that somehow 17 officiating crews consisting of 138 ...
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