Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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After Seahawks’ trade plans ‘fell apart,’ drafting Jadarian Price was a no-brainer
The Seahawks hoped to move back from No. 32 and still land Price, but they weren’t disappointed after being unable to find a deal.
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What did the Chicago Bears see in Dillon Thieneman? Competitive edge, playmaking presence
In a quest to add talent, versatility and speed to their defense, the Bears landed another weapon in Thieneman for the secondary.
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Giants got better on draft night, but the two most essential picks remain Harbaugh, Dart
It was no surprise that, after selecting edge rusher Arvell Reese at No, 5, John Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen did something kind for their QB.
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2026 NBA playoffs first-round series odds: Hawks now favored to advance past Knicks
The better seeds opened as favorites in all but one first-round series. The Rockets against the injured Lakers were the only exception.
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Browns prioritized offensive needs by selecting an OT and WR in first round of NFL Draft
Cleveland traded back from its top pick in the first round and was still able to get two players who were high on its draft board.
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Giants get coveted cornerstones in LB Arvell Reese, OT Francis Mauigoa
The draft board played out how the Giants needed Thursday night for two foundational pieces in Reese and Mauigoa.
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League execs on the Rams’ Ty Simpson pick: ‘He operates the way McVay likes to play’
The Rams stunned many when they took the Alabama QB with the 13th pick.
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Fantasy Premier League: Differentials for a Gameweek 34 Free Hit – from Solanke to… Salah
Abdul Rehman presents the one-week wonders that could make the difference for Gameweek 34 free-hitters
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Newcastle United: What’s going wrong… and what comes next
Newcastle have lost eight of 11 Premier League matches. Our writers discuss the problems that have led the club to this point…
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Broncos’ quiet opening night of NFL Draft a reminder of stakes in 2026
The Broncos could have had a receiver with their No. 30 pick, but the move to acquire Jaylen Waddle represented Denver’s title aspirations.
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