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We’re five weeks in — time to separate contenders from pretenders. The Jags are surging, the Broncos are better than you think, and the Eagles might be fooling us all.

This week’s picks fade the hype and lean into what’s actually happening on the field. We’ve got a few teams being slept on, a defense built to ruin Rodgers, and a bounce-back spot for a squad that just got embarrassed. Let’s ride.

MLB is officially bringing challenge tech to the strike zone. Starting in 2026, teams will get two chances per game to challenge balls and strikes — with Hawk-Eye cameras delivering instant reviews in under 15 seconds. It’s not full robot umps, but it’s a major step toward precision without losing the human element.

Week 3 is when the NFL really starts to show its hand. Overreactions are everywhere, ugly dogs have real bite, and a few teams are about to get punched in the mouth. Let’s ride.

Week 2 is in the books — and the NFL picture is starting to sharpen. Some teams are flashing real contender juice (Chargers, Colts, Baker Mayfield?!), while others are showing cracks behind the hype. We’re cutting through the noise — who’s for real, who’s fraudulent, and what it all means heading into Week 3.

Week 2 lines are out, and we’ve locked in our four best bets — three underdogs with value and one favorite built to blow the doors off. Let’s break down where the sharp money should be this Sunday.

Not every NFL team is worth $10 billion — but the Cowboys are, and then some. From stadium ownership to merch revenue, Jerry Jones has turned "America’s Team" into a global cash machine.

ESPN now owns NFL Network, RedZone, and your fantasy app. The NFL grabbed 10% of ESPN in return. Football just got simpler — and more expensive

Superstars changed jerseys, bullpens got supercharged, and contenders pushed their chips all the way in — but not every big move made headlines. We’re breaking down the biggest splashes and the sneaky steals from a chaotic 2025 trade deadline.

The 2025 NFL season is shaping up to be the year of the sophomore wide receiver. With wide-open depth charts and offensive schemes begging for someone to step up, guys like Keon Coleman, Malik Nabers, and Marvin Harrison Jr. have a golden chance to claim WR1 roles and light up highlight reels.

The NFL offseason: big bags, bad decisions, and the Steelers shopping at the retirement home.

Shane Gillis Brought the Laughs—Too Bad the ESPYS Crowd Didn’t Get the Joke Leave it to the ESPYs to prove that even in a room full of...

The 2025 MLB trade deadline is here, and the rumor mill is spinning faster than a Jacob deGrom fastball. With July 31 circled in red on...

The NBA signed the kind of media rights deal that makes even Jeff Bezos blush — and it’s going to change everything. Starting in the...

It’s July, the All-Star break is around the corner, and we’re officially in the heat of the MLB season. So who’s actually good ? Who’s...

For the first time in nearly half a century, the  Los Angeles Lakers  are changing hands. The Buss family, synonymous with Lakers lore...

The NFL made history. In a unanimous vote at the league’s Spring Meeting in May 2025, NFL owners approved a landmark resolution allowing ...

Aaron Judge has once again etched his name into the MLB record books by becoming the fastest player in history to reach 350 career home...

NFL training camps are officially underway for 2025, and this year’s position battles are as juicy as ever. From high-profile quarterback...

Buckle up, Tampa Bay—change is in the air and the excitement is off the charts! The  Tampa Bay Rays  are shaking up the baseball status...