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JUST IN: Cowboys defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa is the Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP after he hosted a baby shower for 20 single moms in his team city. Odighizuwa and his foundation will be replicating this special event in his hometown of Portland during the team’s bye week in November.

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Osa Odighizuwa has always been recognized for his dedication both on and off the football field, but this past week, the Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle elevated his reputation as not …

JUST IN: Cowboys defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa is the Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP after he hosted a baby shower for 20 single moms in his team city. Odighizuwa and his foundation will be replicating this special event in his hometown of Portland during the team’s bye week in November. Read More
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In early May 2025, Derek Carr made his retirement announcement, opting to keep the $10 million roster bonus he had previously received while forgoing a $30 million guaranteed contract for the next season. Carr discussed the difficulty of turning down guaranteed income during an appearance on the Dan Patrick Show on September 11, 2025, but he emphasized that retirement was the best course of action for the Saints and himself. He said, “That part was tough because I didn’t want to have surgery and just sit there and… just take the Saints’ money.” He explained that the decision was based on morality and personal tranquility.

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In early May 2025, Derek Carr made a shocking announcement that sent waves through the NFL community: he was officially retiring from professional football. For years, Carr had been known …

In early May 2025, Derek Carr made his retirement announcement, opting to keep the $10 million roster bonus he had previously received while forgoing a $30 million guaranteed contract for the next season. Carr discussed the difficulty of turning down guaranteed income during an appearance on the Dan Patrick Show on September 11, 2025, but he emphasized that retirement was the best course of action for the Saints and himself. He said, “That part was tough because I didn’t want to have surgery and just sit there and… just take the Saints’ money.” He explained that the decision was based on morality and personal tranquility. Read More
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Tonight, the Commanders were limited to 230 total yards by the Packers. The Commanders have never had this few in a game with Jayden Daniels at quarterback.

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In a disappointing performance on Thursday night, the Washington Commanders were held to just 230 total yards in their matchup against the Green Bay Packers, marking a low point in …

Tonight, the Commanders were limited to 230 total yards by the Packers. The Commanders have never had this few in a game with Jayden Daniels at quarterback. Read More
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Despite Texas’ decisive victory over SJSU, Paul Finebaum takes aim at Arch Manning, saying, “He’s playing like a pedestrian quarterback.

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Despite Texas’ decisive victory over San Jose State University, the focus immediately shifted to Arch Manning and his performance under the bright lights at the new Longhorns stadium. While most …

Despite Texas’ decisive victory over SJSU, Paul Finebaum takes aim at Arch Manning, saying, “He’s playing like a pedestrian quarterback. Read More
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BREAKING: Today is Coach Fracassa’s funeral. The man meant the world to me. He shaped my life in so many ways. I had never played football before going to Brother Rice, but I was very aware of his legendary presence and the aura around the program, so I signed up. What he gave me was wildly more than I could have imagined. Coach taught me (so many!) life lessons, guided us to the 2005 state championship win, and put into my world incredible coaches, mentors, teammates, and friends. Brother Rice football players help coach the Marian Powderpuff team, and in 2006, I signed up to do that. I drove daily to those practices with my friend Claire. Those drives ended up being the start of my friendship with Claire evolving into the most important and special relationship in my life. Eight years later, Coach and Phyllis attended our wedding. I don’t recall a time seeing Coach Fracassa where I missed saying “Thank you.” Was I a good football player? If you know me, you know the answer is a firm “No.” If you knew Coach Fracassa, he’d laugh and tell you how slow I was. But after getting that chuckle, he’d always share a warm remark about our time together on the field. Coach did that with each one of us who suited up for him. He had a gift of truly knowing what made each one of us tick, and how to unlock our true potential. I saved voicemails from Coach, and in the last one he left me, the final message he gave was one he said to me a lot: “Be you.” I tell my son and daughter that all the time. Be the GOOD parts of you, and don’t let the world harden or darken your soul. Introducing Coach Fracassa to our kids made my heart explode with emotions, and I know thousands of his former players feel the same way. I believe, like so many of my friends and fellow “has-beens” believe, that my wife, our kids, and my path in life, are due largely in part to his guidance. And so I’ll always say “thank you” to him, like I know all his friends, former players, and family members will.

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BREAKING: Today is Coach Fracassa’s funeral. As I sit here reflecting on his life and the impact he had on mine, I am overwhelmed with gratitude, admiration, and a profound …

BREAKING: Today is Coach Fracassa’s funeral. The man meant the world to me. He shaped my life in so many ways. I had never played football before going to Brother Rice, but I was very aware of his legendary presence and the aura around the program, so I signed up. What he gave me was wildly more than I could have imagined. Coach taught me (so many!) life lessons, guided us to the 2005 state championship win, and put into my world incredible coaches, mentors, teammates, and friends. Brother Rice football players help coach the Marian Powderpuff team, and in 2006, I signed up to do that. I drove daily to those practices with my friend Claire. Those drives ended up being the start of my friendship with Claire evolving into the most important and special relationship in my life. Eight years later, Coach and Phyllis attended our wedding. I don’t recall a time seeing Coach Fracassa where I missed saying “Thank you.” Was I a good football player? If you know me, you know the answer is a firm “No.” If you knew Coach Fracassa, he’d laugh and tell you how slow I was. But after getting that chuckle, he’d always share a warm remark about our time together on the field. Coach did that with each one of us who suited up for him. He had a gift of truly knowing what made each one of us tick, and how to unlock our true potential. I saved voicemails from Coach, and in the last one he left me, the final message he gave was one he said to me a lot: “Be you.” I tell my son and daughter that all the time. Be the GOOD parts of you, and don’t let the world harden or darken your soul. Introducing Coach Fracassa to our kids made my heart explode with emotions, and I know thousands of his former players feel the same way. I believe, like so many of my friends and fellow “has-beens” believe, that my wife, our kids, and my path in life, are due largely in part to his guidance. And so I’ll always say “thank you” to him, like I know all his friends, former players, and family members will. Read More