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NFL Players Call for Virtual Offseason, Shun In-Person Work
Members of the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks and Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers have become the first to say they won’t participate in their team’s in-person voluntary offseason programs.
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Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes on Doing Business Deals: ‘I Watch Mark Cuban a Lot'
NFL star Patrick Mahomes says he admires billionaire Mark Cuban’s business style and wants to build empires like Michael Jordan and Alex Rodriguez.
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NFL Star Alvin Kamara Has a $75 Million Contract, But Hasn't Spent a Dime of His Football Earnings
Alvin Kamara may have a $75 million contract, but the Saints’ superstar is still ready to go back to surviving off a loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter.
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Los Angeles Rams Safety Taylor Rapp to Launch NFT and Donate Funds to Fight Anti-Asian Hate
Jumping on the NFT craze, LA Rams safety said he has a collection coming and will donate proceeds to the Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders community.
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NFL Approves 17-Game Schedule and Drops a Preseason Contest
The schedule change is the first since 1978 when the NFL added two games to its regular season.
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Eli Manning Talks BBQ and Life After Football
The former Giants quarterback says he is busier than ever in retirement working with sponsors, coaching sports and learning about the business world.
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Sports Tech Company Hyperice Strikes Multiyear Sponsorship Deal With New York Yankees
Hyperice will make its products available to Yankees players and have in-stadium signage rights at Yankee Stadium.
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Washington Football Team Owner Dan Snyder to Buy All Minority Shares for $875 Million, Report Says
Washington Football Team owner Dan Snyder is close to buying the minority shares of his club for more than $800 million, according to The New York Times.
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Fanatics Valuation Doubles to $12.8 Billion After a New Funding Round
Fanatics recently raised $320 million in new funding from investors including Major League Baseball, private equity firm Silver Lake and Fidelity Investments.
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NBA Is Next Up for a Big Rights Increase, and $75 Billion Is the Price
The NBA’s current deal pays $2.6 billion per year, and it could increase that figure to $8 billion in its next agreement.
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NFL Finalizes New 11-Year Media Rights Deal, Amazon Gets Exclusive Thursday Night Rights
The new agreement runs through 2033 and will feature two Super Bowls returning to Disney’s ABC network channel.
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Patrick Mahomes Is Jumping Into the NFT Business With Digital Art Auction
There will be six different art pieces for sale ranging from $2,500 to $15,000, and the drop will include a mystery auction item with no set price.
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Why Amazon Joined the Fight Over NFL Broadcasting Rights
Amazon is nearing a deal to produce all Thursday night NFL games for its Prime Video service, which could boost its Prime subscription service and its ad unit.
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Amazon Wants to Be the Exclusive Provider of All Thursday NFL Games Starting in 2023
If the NFL gives Amazon exclusive Thursday game rights, it would be the first time a streaming service owned an exclusive package of games.
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Timeline: What Led to Ex-NFL Player Kellen Winslow Jr's Prison Sentencing?
Kellen Winslow Jr. was arrested in 2018 after allegedly attempting to break into an Encinitas home. The event led to two years-long trials for the former NFL tight-end who was accused by five women of sexual assault and rape. Here’s what happened before Kellen Winslow Jr. was sentenced to 14 years in prison for rape and sexual assault on March 3, 2021.
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Dallas Mavericks Star Luka Doncic Takes Equity Stake in Sports Drink Company BioSteel
The Dallas Mavericks star forward will take an executive role with the sports nutrition company, joining NFL star Patrick Mahomes on BioSteel’s athlete roster.
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The NFL Is Asking for a 100% Increase in TV Rights Payments, But Disney Is Pushing Back
NBC, CBS and Fox are likely to accept increases closer to 100% than Disney, which already pays a high price tag for its Monday Night Football package.
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After Rain Delay, This Year's Daytona 500 Was the Least Viewed in the Race's History
The nearly six-hour rain delay impacted Sunday’s Daytona 500 which resulted in the lowest viewed event in the race’s history.
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Super Bowl Posts Worst Viewer Ratings Since 2007
CBS said the Super Bowl attracted 96.4 million viewers, the lowest-watched NFL championship since 2007, when the Indianapolis Colts played the Chicago Bears.
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How Reddit Put Together That Five-Second Super Bowl Commercial in Less Than a Week
Reddit bought a Super Bowl commercial in major local markets to capitalize on the Gamestop trading craze that began in its forums.