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The NFL schedule will be released this week, but teams already know their upcoming opponents. They just need to know what order their opponents will be in and when their bye weeks will be. The Pittsburgh Steelers will have their regular division games, and they’ll also face the NFC South,…

James Harrison got plenty of flak for joining the New England Patriots after the Pittsburgh Steelers released him. The Patriots were the Steelers’ boogeyman for basically all of the 2000s and 2010s. They often prevented the Steelers from making the Super Bowl. Therefore, some might’ve been upset when Harrison crossed…

The Toronto Patriots needed just 22 seconds to seize control of game one in the Canadian Junior Hockey League championships, riding a three-goal night from Cole Cooksey to an 8-3 victory over the Greater Sudbury Cubs on Thursday A pair of early Cole Cooksey tallies, as part of a three-goal…

In April, a report suggested that the New England Patriots  could view former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin as a potential replacement for Mike Vrabel  in the event that Vrabel decided to leave the Patriots amid the controversy involving the coach and longtime  NFL  reporter Dianna Russini. On Wednesday,…

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs seems to have caught a break in this troublesome offseason. He was ruled not guilty following a felony strangulation and other criminal charges from an alleged physical dispute with his personal chef. After this positive decision, Diggs’ attorney released a poignant statement…

In November 2025, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown hopped on a Twitch stream with JankyRondo and told fantasy managers, “Get rid of me.” He said his Madden numbers were better than what he was being allowed to put up on the field. When someone asked if he was good,…

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DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) — The live-in chef who accused Stefon Diggs of assault took the stand Monday on the first day of his trial, testifying that the former New England Patriots wide receiver slapped and choked her during a dispute at his home. Diggs’ defense attorney told jurors the attack…

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