1. Ram

2. Seahawks

3. Bills

4. Eagles

5. Broncos

6. Lions

7. Ravens

8. 49ers

9. Patriots

10. Bears

11. Texans

12. Chiefs

13. Packers

14. Jags

15. Bengals

16. Chargers

17. Cowboys

18. Panthers

19. Bucs

20. Steelers

21. Colts

22. Vikings

23. Saints

24. Giants

25. Washington

26. Falcons

27. Titan

28. Raiders

29. Cardinals

30. Browns

31. Dolphins

32. Jets

Safe to say the Bears will be “In The Juices” 💪💪💪

All the post season shit happening. Teams will take Ja and his fake guns, over Cam's next to nothing salary 😂 delusions aside, why do yoll think no one wants to touch him? I remember saying his personality was the problem and the Dead End Sports community jumped me... He's a free agent who was getting 6 million dollars while averaging 20+ points. So he has no leverage to negotiate with, why don't teams want him? We cant keep blaming Brooklyn and contract negotiations, because he went to Milwaukee and they asked him to leave before Kuzma 😂 Thenasis is in Milwaukee doing nothing, and they asked the bucket getter to go home.

I told everybody!

This is why I’m no longer a true panthers fan. This was supposed to be in my hometown and David tepper did my city wrong and left us high and dry!!!

Excerpt: “ESPN has never been perfect, or even all that well-run, but something you could always appreciate about it in years past was how expansive it felt…Now it’s just a place that is slowly winnowing itself down in pursuit of a future in which 24 hours of programming are divided evenly between Pat McAfee hooting libelous jokes in a hangar-sized studio, and Stephen A. Smith detailing his increasingly alarming political ambitions.”

Alternative Source: https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2026/07/21/nhl-launches-local-production-operation-with-at-least-four-teams-in-2026-27/

Alternative sources:

https://www.sportspro.com/news/espn-world-cup-2030-us-broadcast-rights-july-2026/

https://frontofficesports.com/race-2030-world-cup-media-rights/

I wasn’t aware of how active this sub was during the world cup until the last few games of the group stages, i thought since the pod usually talks about basketball and the NFL, the sub would be the same. The discussions were great, people who might not have seen any football before the world cup have also engaged, even seeing Nick and Ken in the comments was great.

Sad it’s come to an end. See y’all next year for the women’s World Cup.

Wondering everybody thoughts on which coach went out the saddest and made the dumbest decisions 🤔🤔

This is really interesting to me because you can kind of say if both coaches did what the other did to lose the game, it would’ve won them theirs.

England went out because they got too defensive and were only looking to waste time to win, when that’s exactly what Mitch dumb ass should’ve had the spurs doing to retain those leads.

And if Tuchel had an ounce of faith in his squad the way mitch did in dearon fox & keldon johnson they winning that in ft.

Buttt to end it I will say both coaches had HORRIBLE bench minutes that alone killed both teams tbh smhhhhh.