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How John Schneider built a winning culture with the Seahawks | Film Never Lies

In the first episode of season two of Film Never Lies, Luke Willson's joined by Seahawks GM John Schneider to discuss how he's built a consistent championship contending team - and ultimately brought two Super Bowl's to Seattle. Schneider gives his account of being on Hard Knocks this summer and how he found out about the Rams' Myles Garrett trade. And the two reminisce on Luke's time in Seattle and being drafted by John. In the Top 5 presented by Yoder Smokers, Luke lists his top 5 storylines heading into the NFL season.


Report: Gonzalez, Patriots reach four-year, $135M deal

The Patriots and star cornerback Christian Gonzalez have agreed to terms on a four-year, $135 million extension, sources told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler late Monday night. The deal includes $102 million guaranteed, sources said.


MMQB: Are the Rams the team to beat this year?

The Los Angeles Rams are the heavy favourites to win the Super Bowl this year after re-building their superstar roster, but is it a done deal they will cruise to a championship? TSN's NFL analyst Jesse Palmer joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts on this and more in the first Monday Morning Quarterback of the 2026/2027 season.


NFL Kickoff 2026

A new NFL season is upon us and while we may not know the twists and turns that await us this year, we do know that the highs and lows we experience will ultimately culminate with the greatest prize in the sport.


The 2025 NFL season in review

Watch as we bring you a condensed recap of the 2025 NFL season's most important moments in just seven minutes.


Packers RB Jacobs’ court appearance moved up to Sept. 10; Falcons yet to name QB1

Packers running back Josh Jacobs’ initial court appearance on misdemeanor charges has been moved up more than two months. Jacobs, who was charged with battery and criminal destruction of property, is now scheduled to appear Sept. 10 at the Brown County courthouse, after initially being scheduled for Nov. 17, according to Wisconsin court records. As well, the Atlanta Falcons have yet to name a starting QB, and Aaron Donald will travel to Melbourne with the Rams.


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