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After a settlement between the league and union, the Cleveland Browns quarterback will serve an 11-game suspension this season. But given Watson’s continued defiance and the Browns’ lack of accountability, it’s still inadequate.
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The Magic and Mythology of Joe Burrow’s Deep Passing Game
The third-year quarterback enters this season with plenty of expectation. But his combination of touch, vision, and sheer ability has his receivers confident that he’ll find them any time, anywhere.
Introducing “The Bill Simmons Podcast: The Interviews”
Whether you’re listening for the first time or revisiting a favorite episode featuring the likes of Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, or Julia Louis-Dreyfus, tap in to some of Bill’s most compelling conversations from over the years
Does My Excitement Deceive Me? Plus, Fighting Illini Expectations With Bret Bielema
Jason also talks Bears preseason success before opening the voicemail line
Mets Drop a Big One in ATL and Yankees Fail to Ride Momentum
Plus, ranking New York’s 15 top athletes for 2022
Ranking the Best Offenses and Defenses With Sheil Kapadia, Plus Ryen Gets Fleeced in France
Sheil and Ryen also discuss Deshaun Watson’s 11-game suspension
Joshua-Usyk II Picks
Kevin and Raheem make predictions for the upcoming fight
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When the Creator of ‘Candid Camera’ Pushed Cringe to X-Rated Extremes
1970’s ‘What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?’ is a time capsule and a precursor to masters like Nathan Fielder and Sacha Baron Cohen—but it also proves that even cringe comedy has boundaries
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“At Their Best”: Breaking Down the Final Moments of ‘Better Call Saul’
Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, and Peter Gould on how they ended the ‘Breaking Bad’ spinoff by focusing on the relationship between its two co-protagonists
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‘22 Goals’: Ronaldo, 2002 World Cup Final in Japan
The second installment in Brian Phillips’s series chronicling the most iconic goals in the history of the World Cup belongs to soccer’s "original" Ronaldo
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Inside the Start of the Trey Lance Era in San Francisco
The San Francisco 49ers have fully embraced Lance as their new starting quarterback, welcoming the exciting potential and growing pains that come along with him
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Bet on It: It’s Time to Put ‘High School Musical 2’ in the Pantheon of Sequels
We’re all in this together—as long as you agree that the follow-up to ‘High School Musical’ eclipsed the original
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Predicting How Every NFL Defense Will Perform in 2022
Which NFL defenses will show significant improvement and which are in for a massive fall? Sheil Kapadia ran through all the numbers to project how each unit will fare.
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‘60 Songs That Explain the ’90s’: The Cranberries, “Zombie”
Our latest episode tackles the biggest hit by Dolores O’Riordan and Co.
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How Will Every NFL Offense Perform in 2022?
After a deep dive into every NFL roster and a close look at advanced metrics and efficiency stats, Sheil Kapadia has each team’s offense figured out
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The Six Best Matches With Wrestlers Over 60
At 73, Ric Flair says he’s wrestled his last match (although a brawl with Carlos Colón may say otherwise). Which is good, as his final bout doesn’t hold a candle to these Jurassic combatants and their classic clashes.
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The ‘House of the Dragon’ Cheat Sheet
Don’t know Rhaenyra from Rhaenys? Can’t keep the dragons straight? Wondering where Driftmark is supposed to be? We have you covered in this spoiler-free primer for the prequel to ‘Game of Thrones.’
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The Best Episodes of ‘Better Call Saul,’ Ranked
Looking back at the funniest, scariest, and most gripping hours of the show before its series finale
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The Best Fantasy Football Pick in Every Round
It’s best to go into every fantasy draft with a plan. These are the players worth targeting every step of the way as you draft.
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‘Better Call Saul’ Ends With a Poetic Verdict on Love and Regret
In its climactic series finale, ‘Better Call Saul’ shows it’s never too late to stop breaking bad for the ones you love
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Stars Make a Splash, but Continuity Is King in the NBA
While several contenders are mulling a trade for Kevin Durant, it’s worth remembering that blockbuster deals have rarely led to Finals appearances over the years
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The Ringer’s 2022 Fantasy Football Rankings
Jonathan Taylor or Christian McCaffrey? Stefon Diggs or Cooper Kupp? The fantasy football season is fast approaching. Use our top-200 rankings to dominate your league.
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‘22 Goals’: Diego Maradona, 1986 World Cup in Mexico
Brian Phillips’s first installment in his series chronicling the most iconic goals in the history of the World Cup belongs to soccer’s most talented and destructive genius
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Sylvia Fowles’s Final Ride and the Last Days of a Legend
The Minnesota Lynx star’s final season hasn’t gone exactly according to plan, but the future Hall of Famer is still cherishing every little moment—and lesson—before she walks away from the game she relentlessly dominated for 15 years
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What You Need to Know Before Seeing ‘She-Hulk: Attorney at Law’
With She-Hulk set to make her MCU debut on Disney+, catch up on the character’s comics history and examine what sets Marvel’s new series apart
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Newcastle United Is Finding Out What Winning in the Premier League Really Costs
This year, following a Saudi takeover, the club from North East England finds itself at the center of a debate about the soul of sports
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Gene LeBell Did It All
Over a legendary career as a judoka, pro wrestler, and Hollywood stuntman, LeBell was a pioneer in mixed martial arts and choreographed violence—and one of the toughest guys in the business
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The Miz and the New Brooklyn Brawlers
In WWE, the Miz, Happy Corbin, and others have redefined what it means to be "enhancement talent," moving past the work jobbers like the Brooklyn Brawler put in years ago
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NFL Media Training Camp 101
Fifteen essential rules for how football is covered in the summer
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The ‘Better Call Saul’ Series Finale
Chris and Andy react to the finale and discuss whether creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould stuck the landing
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The ‘Bachelorette’ Recap: Welcome to the Red Flag District
Some guys are lifting cheese, one guy is somehow the only one who came down with a highly contagious virus, and another guy is being a total baby back bitch
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The Baseball Stadium That “Forever Changed” Professional Sports
Camden Yards, which opened 30 years ago this summer, is revered for its design and downtown location. But its influence—along with its lessons—extends beyond architecture.
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Chris Jericho’s “Lionheart” Couldn’t Stop Jon Moxley
Also, Tom Lawlor shines in the 2022 G1 Climax and Shinsuke Nakamura brings Strong Style to the WWE (with the help of Gunther) in this week’s best pro wrestling matches
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Five Reasons the Book Behind ‘House of the Dragon’ is Even Harder to Adapt Than the Books Behind ‘Game of Thrones’
‘Thrones’ provided a blueprint for a series set in Westeros, but ‘Fire & Blood,’ the book ‘House of the Dragon’ is based on, is even more daunting to adapt than ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’
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The Lions Are Still Building Their Foundation. But They’re Planning for Much More.
The second year of an NFL rebuild is still a work in progress, but for the Lions, it is when they need to show their plan—and the steps they’re taking to find success
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‘A League of Their Own’ Is a Solid Spiritual Heir to ‘GLOW’
Like the prematurely canceled Netflix series, ‘A League of Their Own’ adapts a once-minor bit of sports trivia to refract modern standards of representation through rich period detail
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A New Way to Think About Racism in America
Derek is joined by Heather McGhee to discuss ‘The Sum of Us’ and why many laws today that might not seem explicitly racist still sustain racial inequality
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The Seven Most Intriguing Under-the-Radar Deals in NBA Free Agency
From a reclamation project in Detroit to the perfect plug in Miami, here are the signings you may have missed that could pay major dividends next season
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The Seven ‘Game of Thrones’ Episodes to Rewatch Before ‘House of the Dragon’
Before HBO’s epic prequel arrives, set the stage by revisiting several of the most relevant ‘Thrones’ episodes