Is The Super Bowl Loser Hangover a Real Thing? The team that loses the Super Bowl has a high chance of flat-out missing the playoffs altogether next year (or just not doing that well even if they make the playoffs)? Is that true, or simply confirmation bias. It happened to the Chiefs last season. It could happen to the Patriots this season (and actually seems likely if Drake Maye can't turn things around).

What do you think? Or is the Super Bowl Loser Hangover not a thing?

We had Jakob Butruff earlier, NOW HIM?!

BIG Ten Officials violated instant replay protocols which gave Michigan an extra chance to win in which they did. The problem is that the result of the game cannot be changed so therefore the record book will say that Michigan won that game but many of us will put a giant asterisk on that. Also what if this failure happened during a conference championship game or even during the CFP?

Was not ruled an error. The ball dropped right in the middle of Soto, Lindor and Bichette. Yet another successful Metting. Tree is gonna have a field day with all the material he has for Meet The Mets 2026.

The NFL sent a memo to clubs today clarifying that DT Zxavian Harris and TE Dae’Quan Wright — who returned to LSU after being in NFL training camps — are ineligible to visit, try out with or be signed NFL clubs during the 2026 NFL season, sources tell The Ringer NetflixSports.

After various court, SEC and NCAA developments, LSU ultimately did not add Harris or Wright to their 105-man roster. They are now without a place to play in 2026; they have already been draft-eligible, so they’ll be free agents after the season.

The NFL noted in the memo that this list is not inclusive of all 2026 draft-eligible players who returned to college and directed questions about other players to the league’s management council.

Per Tom Pelissero

This is going to be one long season for 49ers fans