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We ranked every Super Bowl champion, 1-60: How do the 2025 Seahawks stack up?
How good was the 2025 Seahawks team? We ranked the Super Bowl LX winner against the other 59 champions.[read more]
Super Bowl LX betting buzz: Was Mark Wahlberg at the game? A $23 million question
Was he or wasn't he? More than $23.7 million was riding on whether Mark Wahlberg attended the Super Bowl.[read more]
📸 Super Bowl LX commercials featuring athletes
Breaking down the top commercials during Super Bowl LX that feature athletes.[read more]
Dominant D carries Seahawks to Super Bowl win
The Seahawks smothered Drake Maye and the Patriots 29-13 to claim the second Super Bowl title in franchise history.[read more]
Pearce allegedly crashed into WNBA player's car
Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. allegedly crashed his vehicle into one being driven by WNBA player Rickea Jackson multiple times and struck a police officer with the vehicle while evading arrest, according to the criminal complaint obtained by ESPN.[read more]
Maye: Had injection for ailing shoulder before loss
Patriots QB Drake Maye acknowledged he received a pain-killing injection for his injured right throwing shoulder before Sunday's loss, but maintained he was "good to go" for the game and just didn't make enough plays in the end.[read more]
Drake Maye lost his first Super Bowl, and badly. His future -- and the Patriots' -- remains bright
Maye and the Patriots weren't able to do much in Super Bowl LX, but their future might still be bright.[read more]
Offseason guide for every NFL team: Key free agents, draft outlook, priorities and predictions
The NFL offseason has arrived for all 32 teams. What must each do to have a better season in 2026?[read more]
Next season already? Our way-too-early NFL Power Rankings stack all 32 teams for 2026
After the conclusion of the 2025 season, how do all 32 teams stack up for 2026? Here are our early rankings for next season.[read more]
Nothing left to prove, resilient Sam Darnold makes ultimate statement
The QB isn't motivated to prove the haters wrong, but to prove people right. And on Sunday, he did just that.[read more]

