
Legendary Enshrinees Ready for 2026 Hall of Fame Celebration
The 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame weekend will honor five iconic players with a game, a ceremony, and extensive broadcast coverage across NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network.
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The 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame weekend will honor five iconic players with a game, a ceremony, and extensive broadcast coverage across NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network.
Roger Craig, a Hall of Fame inductee of the Class of 2026, opened up about his vascular dementia diagnosis during his acceptance speech, using his platform to raise awareness about the long‑term effects of concussions in football.

Roger Craig, a Hall of Fame running back, revealed his vascular dementia during his 2026 induction speech, highlighting both his historic on‑field achievements and the growing conversation around player health.

Roger Craig’s upcoming induction celebrates a career that reshaped NFL versatility and honored Nebraska’s football legacy.

Throughout August, the Patriots will host training camps, educational clinics, and inclusive scrimmages, highlighted by a Women in Football Day featuring Dr. Jen Welter and partnerships with brands like Bridgestone, all part of the NFL’s year‑round effort to grow the sport.

A docuseries follows Ryan Kalil, a 13‑year NFL veteran, as he becomes majority owner of Mexico’s Monterrey Osos in the LFA, blending his football legacy with a new venture in sports ownership while exploring the league’s growth and challenges.

A rapid expansion of women’s flag football in U.S. colleges reflects a blend of athletic ambition, financial practicality, and gender‑equity goals, setting the stage for a historic championship debut.

Running backs now dominate the top fantasy scorers, reshaping draft strategies as NFL defenses evolve.
The Hurricanes are poised for a breakthrough season, blending returning stars with high‑profile recruits and a challenging slate that could carry them to the College Football Playoff.

Entering his ninth season, Lamar Jackson says his best football is still ahead. He is focused on mastering a revamped offense, taking more snaps from under center, and deepening his partnership with first‑time head coach Jesse Minter.

Mexico City’s Estadio Banorte, known globally as Estadio Azteca, has made history by hosting three FIFA World Cup opening matches after a massive renovation, and is now set to welcome NFL and Elton John.
Elise Woodward, a veteran sideline reporter and former Huskies basketball star, has been named the new radio play‑by‑play announcer for University of Washington football, becoming what appears to be the first full‑time female voice to call FBS games on a regular basis.

Late‑round picks like Mike Washington Jr. offer high upside this season, especially with limited competition and favorable offensive schemes.

A look at how Boutte’s emerging performance is influencing best‑ball tactics, from RB‑heavy early rounds to tight‑end considerations and the unique dynamics of charity tournaments.

A top‑down makeover at tight end, driven by departures and new additions, positions the Sooners to bounce back under Brent Venables.

A statistical model that has previously identified real‑world fantasy sleepers is now projecting the next wave of breakout players for the 2026 season.

An analysis of the 2026 fantasy football landscape as the Kansas City Chiefs and Carolina Panthers enter a Week 5 bye, focusing on key players, their ADP values and injury considerations.

After nine years at ESPN and a stint with Barstool Sports, Jon Gruden is exploring a shift from analyst to play‑by‑play, while navigating a legal dispute with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and rumors of coaching opportunities.

The University of Wyoming football program will travel to Las Vegas for the 2026 Old Trapper Mountain West Conference Media Days, where head coach Jay Sawvel and key student‑athletes will engage with fans and media, showcasing a season marked by defensive excellence and record‑setting performances.

Arkansas football enters 2026 with a blend of seasoned veterans and new additions, highlighted by defensive end Quincy Rhodes' NFL potential, wide receiver CJ Brown's quest for the top spot, and tight end Jaden Platt's rising role under new head coach Ryan Silverfield.

Nebraska's newly announced women's flag football program is already drawing attention, with star commits Ariana Akey and Emmi Merhi shining at the NFL Flag Championships in Indiana.

Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden is poised to return to the NFL spotlight as a broadcaster, even as he battles a high‑profile lawsuit and pursues a coaching resurgence through Barstool Sports interviews.

British‑born defensive coordinator Aden Durde discusses how flag football's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics could reshape the game's future and inspire new generations.

Fantasy analysts see a surge in Ashton Jeanty's projected production, driven by a new coaching staff, a heavy workload and a trajectory that could push him into the top‑10 across both standard and PPR formats.