Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Chicago Bears mock schedule: Our wish list for maximum theater in 2026
We’re not predicting the Bears’ schedule, we’re dropping into the NFL suggestion box the lineup we’d most like to see in 2026.
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How the Cowboys are building ‘our defense’ in Year 1 with Christian Parker
“I don’t want it to be called the Eagles defense or Vic’s defense,” Parker said when asked to describe his Cowboys defense.
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You know about QB Haynes King, but could other UDFAs crack Panthers roster?
Georgia Tech’s King, Duke DT Aaron Hall and Baylor WR Kobe Prentice are among the headliners of the UDFA group.
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Matthew Stafford, Jonathan Taylor highlight potential NFL 2027 free-agent class
While many of these players will sign extensions before hitting the open market, here’s an early look at the top names set for free agency.
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Josh Hart is more than a glue guy. He’s an example of ‘the street sweeper’ mentality
Hart remains an example of the street sweeper mindset. He does not need the ball to make an impact, and he understands who he is.
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2026 Truist Championship DFS picks, odds: Rory McIlroy favored ahead of a strong field
Rory McIlroy is the favorite ahead of Cameron Young and Xander Schauffele at the Truist Championship.
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NBA stars playing in Europe instead of U.S.? That’s what soccer giants want
The NBA continues to discuss a partnership with EuroLeague, while questions about license fees and revenue splits remain.
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How to watch Blue Jays vs. Rays: TV channel and streaming options for May 6
Find out how to watch the Toronto Blue Jays play the Tampa Bay Rays, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Who’s NBA’s most overrated player? Underrated? Best coach? Anonymous player poll results
Once again, we polled the NBA players about what they think about their peers, the league’s coaches and which player is the best defender.
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2027 NFL Draft No. 1 pick odds: Arch Manning favored to be first pick over Dante Moore
Next year’s NFL Draft No. 1 pick odds are out, and unsurprisingly, Arch Manning leads the way. But a couple of names are gaining steam.
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