Author: Sarki Samson

Seahawks offensive coordinator confirms promotion following 29-13 championship win over Patriots; Kubiak ends tenure with franchise after one successful season leading league-ranked offense Klint Kubiak’s final game with the Seattle Seahawks couldn’t have gone better. The offensive coordinator confirmed immediately following the team’s 29-13 Super Bowl LX victory over the New England Patriots that he is indeed leaving Seattle to become the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. The announcement came directly from the Levi’s Stadium field in Santa Clara, California, where Kubiak expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, declaring his eagerness for the Raiders challenge and confirming his departure…

New Indiana center sidelined after missing final Clippers game for birth of first child; ankle has yo-yo’d since December as Carlisle prioritizes full recovery over rushing return Ivica Zubac won’t be suiting up for the Pacers just yet. The newly acquired center’s debut with Indiana will be delayed, according to coach Rick Carlisle, due to a combination of circumstances: Zubac is currently on paternity leave following the birth of his first child, and he’s been managing an ankle injury that’s nagged him since December. The injury situation has proven particularly vexing the problem has fluctuated in severity throughout the season,…

Guard dominates with 35 points on efficient 12-for-17 shooting in just 25 minutes, erases 14-point deficit as Doncic exits with hamstring strain Austin Reaves just reminded the Lakers why depth matters. With Luka Doncic sidelined after limping off in the second quarter Thursday night, Reaves seized the opportunity to deliver one of the most dominant reserve performances of the season. The guard erupted for 35 points on an absolutely efficient 12-for-17 shooting clip in just 25 minutes a masterclass in condensed offensive firepower that single-handedly erased a 14-point third-quarter deficit and propelled Los Angeles to a 119-115 victory over the…

Milwaukee Bucks two-time MVP joins growing platform as shareholder with exclusive partnership including live events and marketing collaboration Giannis Antetokounmpo just made another winning move off the court. The Milwaukee Bucks star announced Friday that he’s become a shareholder in Kalshi, a major prediction market platform offering an expanding array of sports trading opportunities. The announcement marks a significant moment for both the NBA superstar’s investment portfolio and the prediction market industry Antetokounmpo is the first basketball star to join Kalshi in this capacity, positioning him at the forefront of a new wave of athlete-investor partnerships in the emerging prediction…

Legendary quarterback pivots from neutral stance to explicitly supporting Robert Kraft’s team in Instagram post following widespread criticism from former and current New England players Tom Brady just pulled the ultimate Super Bowl reversal. The legendary Patriots star, who spent the early part of the week insisting he didn’t have a “dog in the fight” between New England and Seattle Sunday, did an about-face Friday night with a social media post that made his allegiances crystal clear. Brady’s Instagram story message to Patriots owner Robert Kraft “You know I got your back RKK. Get that seventh ring so we can…

Six-time Super Bowl champion left out of 2026 class as Hall leadership considers major changes to selection process and committee structure Here’s a Hall of Fame moment that didn’t happen Thursday night: Bill Belichick wasn’t announced as an inductee. The legendary coach who won a record six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots got passed over in 2026, generating immediate outrage and forcing the Pro Football Hall of Fame to seriously reconsider how it selects its newest members. Hall of Fame president Jim Porter acknowledged the firestorm following the five-player class announcement, hinting that substantial changes to the voting…

Seahawks rookie nickelback clears injury report alongside Drake Maye’s shoulder as both teams shake off late-season ailments before Patriots matchup at Levi’s Stadium Here’s the good news everybody’s been waiting for: the Seattle Seahawks’ rookie nickelback is ready to roll. Nick Emmanwori, who took an unfortunate tumble during Wednesday’s practice and rolled his ankle something fierce, got the all-clear Friday to suit up for Sunday’s Super Bowl LX clash against the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium. The same goes for Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, whose right shoulder had been giving him grief all week. Both players are officially off…

Unified heavyweight champion reboots operation after 2022 shutdown following Russian invasion, announces spring Kyiv tournament to mentor rising fighters Oleksandr Usyk has relaunched his promotional company. The unified heavyweight champion is bringing back “Usyk17,” the promotional group that operated since 2020 before being forced to shut down following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Now, with his country stabilizing and his own championship resume secured, Usyk is stepping up ambitions with a renewed focus on developing the next generation of Ukrainian boxing talent. The relaunch signals something beyond business-as-usual. Usyk isn’t simply restarting a promotional operation he’s rebuilding it with…

Rams quarterback prevails in five-vote thriller over Patriots breakout star, becomes oldest first-time MVP winner while securing career-high 46 passing touchdowns Matthew Stafford won the NFL Most Valuable Player Award Thursday night in one of the tightest races in recent memory. The Los Angeles Rams quarterback edged New England Patriots counterpart Drake Maye by just five points in voting, receiving 24 of 50 first-place votes and finishing with 366 total points to Maye’s 361. It was the closest MVP race since 2003, when Peyton Manning and Steve McNair were co-winners a remarkable statement about the quality of both candidates’ seasons.…

Legendary arm and fearless spirit defined 18-year NFL career spanning Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, followed by four decades as beloved broadcaster Sonny Jurgensen, the Hall of Fame quarterback whose golden arm revolutionized passing in the NFL and whose affable personality made him a beloved figure across generations, has died at age 91. The Commanders announced his death Friday through a family statement that celebrated a life marked by both remarkable on-field accomplishments and the kind of character that transcends statistics. “It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our husband, father, and grandfather, Sonny Jurgensen,” his…