Despite Cleveland’s struggles, league insiders believe Kevin Stefanski would quickly emerge as a top coaching candidate elsewhere if the Browns decide to make a change.
Bill Belichick's first college season at North Carolina concluded with a 42-19 rivalry loss to NC State on November 29, 2025, sealing a 4-8 record and no bowl berth. The six-time Super Bowl winner arrived with NFL pedigree but faced recruiting woes, NCAA scrutiny, and on-field struggles. This reflection examines the Tar Heels' unraveling, Belichick's terse farewell, and the lessons from a bold experiment that fell short of glory.
The Cleveland Browns opened Deshaun Watson’s 21-day practice window on December 3, 2025, exactly 14 months after his second Achilles tear. Watson is eligible to return as early as Week 15, but rookie Shedeur Sanders is scheduled to make his third straight start this Sunday against the 1-11 Titans. With the Browns sitting at 3-9 and the fanbase already chanting for the fourth overall pick, one question now dominates every conversation in Berea- how long does the rookie’s window stay open once the $230 million man walks back into the building?
Thanksgiving 2025 delivered the most-watched regular-season game in NFL history when 57.23 million people tuned in to watch the Chiefs face the Cowboys, shattering the previous high of 42 million set in 1993. Add the streaming peak of 61.357 million on Paramount+ and the numbers become almost absurd. What began as a quirky tradition in 1966 has quietly evolved into the closest thing the NFL has to a national holiday Super Bowl, an event no other league dares challenge and no network will ever surrender.
Before Shedeur Sanders ever took an NFL snap, he had already turned expectation into equity. Private jets, seven-figure watch flips, and a personal videographer turned the Colorado quarterback into a walking brand. Now in Cleveland, the jewelry stays on, the cameras still roll, and the smile that launched a thousand NIL deals faces its toughest test yet. This is the story of how Sanders made pressure sparkle long before the bright lights of the NFL found him.
Denny Hamlin is not holding back in the NASCAR courtroom during the second day of the trial. The racer controversially compared the NASCAR’s charter agreement to a death certificate.