Football

2/10/2026 |  From Super Bowl MVP to free agent? Ranking where Seahawks star Kenneth Walker III could land (CBS Sports) Kenneth Walker III knew his impending free agency would be a topic ahead of Super Bowl LX, but the Seahawks running back kept his eyes on the game and the Patriots' stout run defense.

2/10/2026 |  Kalshi says Super Bowl trading volume surpassed $1 billion (CNBC Sports)

•     Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour said Tuesday that the platform’s Super Bowl Sunday trading volume exceeded $1 billion, up 2,700% year-over-year.
•     Bets on halftime performer Bad Bunny’s first song exceeded $100 million.
•     The platform experienced some issues with delivering money to users due to high traffic during the game.

2/10/2026 |  Georgia 2026 Football Schedule Breakdown and Analysis (College Football News) The 2026 Georgia football schedule has its problems and concerns, but if the team is national title-level good, things aren't that bad.

Last year's Bulldog slate was a relative dream. Alabama had to come to Athens - forgetting that Georgia blew it - there was no Texas A&M, Ole Miss was at home, and missing Vanderbilt and Missouri wasn't a bad deal. 

This year, the teams the Dawgs miss are big, the non-conference slate is fine, and ... it's all about the landmines.

2/10/2026 |  NFL Needs To Get Back to the Basics With Super Bowl Halftime Show Next Year (DEADSPIN) Bad Bunny’s halftime performance at Super Bowl LX is the subject of many hot takes on Monday.
Despite appearances from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, many fans online were upset about the predominantly Spanish performance. This ongoing social media outrage is why Roc Nation, who books the Super Bowl halftime show, has to do something more universally beloved next season.

2/10/2026 |  Super Bowl runner-up rings: What NFL players really think (ESPN) FOUR MONTHS AFTER the Philadelphia Eagles lost Super Bowl LVII, Cam Jurgens glanced at the team schedule and came upon something that stopped him.
"Ring Ceremony."
It was June 2023, and Philadelphia still wasn't over its 38-35 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. "What the hell is the ring ceremony for?" muttered Jurgens, then a second-year offensive lineman. "We lost."