New York Giants

Giants Face Injury Concerns, Especially at Wide Receiver and Tackle

The New York Giants are being cautious with rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers, who’s missed the past 11 days of practice due to a minor back injury, on top of earlier toe and shoulder issues. Still, the team expects him to be ready for the regular-season opener on September 7. Meanwhile, left tackle Andrew Thomas remains on the PUP list after Lisfranc foot surgery, with backup James Hudson III taking reps with the first team and rookie Marcus Mbow also getting reps at left tackle.

Browns Poised to Make QB Decision Soon

In Cleveland, the Browns are closing in on a decision regarding their Week 1 starting quarterback. The competition includes Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and rookie Shedeur Sanders—though Sanders is currently sidelined with an oblique injury and Pickett is limited to 7-on-7 drills. Head coach Kevin Stefanski hinted that the final preseason game vs. the Rams will serve as a dress rehearsal before announcing the starter.

Mahomes Enjoys Creative Work in Chiefs’ Camp

Patrick Mahomes revealed that his favorite part of Kansas City's training camp is getting scout-team reps, where he can experiment and “try stuff.” These reps help him channel creativity and stay sharp as he prepares for the season.

Bills vs. Bears: A Crucial Lookahead

The Buffalo Bills and Chicago Bears prepare for their second preseason game tonight at 8 p.m. ET, with several notable storylines: wide receiver depth battles, new safety pairings, a returner competition, and backup QB work between Mitch Trubisky and Mike White. On the Bills’ side, Cole Bishop’s return from a quad injury and the performance of edge rusher Michael Hoecht are among those to watch.

Steelers Evaluate Long Snapper Options

The Steelers have worked out four potential replacements for long snapper Christian Kuntz, who is out with a chest injury. The candidates include veteran Rick Lovato, former Pro Bowler Jake McQuaide, Taybor Pepper (who recently trained with the team), and Patrick Scales.

Eagles Rookie Safety Andrew Mukuba Rising

At Philadelphia’s camp, rookie Andrew Mukuba is making a strong case for the starting safety job. Despite missing early training camp due to a shoulder injury, he impressed with a 75-yard interception return for a touchdown and a fumble recovery, pushing ahead of Sydney Brown in the competition.

Cowboys Hit by WR Injury Worries

The Dallas Cowboys were dealt a blow when rookie wide receiver Jonathan Mingo suffered what appears to be a right PCL injury during a preseason game against the Ravens, which could sideline him for several weeks. Without Mingo, depth behind CeeDee Lamb shifts to Jalen Tolbert, Jalen Brooks, and Ryan Flournoy. Mingo’s loss compounds earlier camp injuries like that of Rob Jones.

Jaye Camposanto Andaya: Building a Legacy, Not Just a Business

There is a meaningful difference between building a business and building a legacy. A business is measured in revenue, market share, and exit valuations. A legacy is measured in what remains standing long after the founder has stepped away, and in who it continues to serve. Jaye Camposanto Andaya has

Kevin Gundersen Says the Most Influential Business Leaders of the Next Decade Won’t Come From Traditional Media

The path to influence looks very different today than it did a generation ago. Not long ago, media power was concentrated in the hands of television executives, newspaper owners, and publishing conglomerates. Building an audience required significant capital, distribution networks, and access to platforms that were unavailable to most entrepreneurs.

Jeremiah the Tycoon Continues Building One of the Most Dominant Sports Betting Brands in the Industry

Over the last year, few names in sports betting have generated more attention, momentum, and conversation than Jeremiah the Tycoon. As the founder of Tycoon Picks, Jeremiah has rapidly transformed his platform into one of the fastest-growing sports betting communities online while building a reputation that many supporters now

From Collector to Competitor — The Evolution of Lecha Khouri

The journey from elite automotive collector to international motorsport competitor is not one many people successfully make. Yet for Lecha Khouri, the transition feels almost inevitable. For years, Khouri has become known for acquiring and curating some of the world’s rarest and most historically significant performance machines. His collection