The NFL Cut 1,184 Guys and Called It a Sunday
The NFL handed out $75 million extensions this week and quietly released 1,184 players on the same Sunday. Same business, different outcomes.
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The NFL handed out $75 million extensions this week and quietly released 1,184 players on the same Sunday. Same business, different outcomes.
The Chargers are the only double-digit Week 1 favorite, and that number isn't about Justin Herbert. It's about doubts in Arizona's rebuilt O-line.
Ohtani struck out four straight times as the Dodgers blew three leads to a Cardinals team playing out the string. Dave Roberts isn't calling it a fluke.
The Chargers are 10.5-point Week 1 favorites over the Cardinals, a 7-point gap from the Seahawks' number in a Super Bowl rematch. That gap is the story.
Kirk Cousins threw a touchdown on the Raiders' opening drive and got benched a series later. Fernando Mendoza balled out too. Guess who's still QB1.
Tae Crowder lost his entire life savings to a fake Shopify scheme. He did not skip due diligence -- Steve Keim's GM title did the vetting for him.
Nobody drafted Haynes King. With two seconds left in Canton, he beat the Cardinals on a walk-off touchdown run — not a preseason stat line, a movie.
Arizona benched every veteran who matters for the Hall of Fame Game, which means Carson Beck's first pro snaps are the only reason anyone's watching tonight.
Jacoby Brissett reported to Cardinals camp, took every rep they gave him, and still doesn't have the guaranteed money a named starter should have.
A Cardinals front office exec got suspended for leaking draft picks and betting on NFL games. The NFL will call it isolated. They always do. They built the conditions.
The MLB All-Star announcement airs tonight on FOX. Witt, Iglesias, and Walker have the numbers. Whether they get the recognition is another question entirely.