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Why the Jaguars’ London Games Are the NFL’s Biggest Money Play
TL;DR: Summary The Jacksonville Jaguars took a massive risk when they started playing one home game a year in London. Now, that gamble earns them up to $50 million every trip, turning Wembley Stadium into the NFL’s most profitable road game — and rewriting the league’s playbook for global success. Key Takeaways From Florida to Read More...
Turf vs. Grass: Why Money Wins Over Player Safety in the NFL
When New York Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers suffered a major knee injury at MetLife Stadium, it reignited a debate that has been simmering for years: artificial turf. Since 2020, at least 15 players at MetLife alone—including Aaron Rodgers, Jaelan Phillips, Jabrill Peppers, Kyle Fuller, and Solomon Thomas – have suffered ACL or Achilles Read More...
Why Saudi Arabia Paid $55 Billion for EA & Its Implications on iGaming
$55 billion. That’s the price tag Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and its partners agreed to pay for Electronic Arts (EA), maker of FIFA/EA Sports FC, Madden, The Sims, and Battlefield. At $210 per share, the deal marks the largest leveraged buyout in history — dwarfing even the 2007 buyout of TXU Energy. At Read More...
The Real Reason Bad Bunny Is Headlining the 2026 Super Bowl
When the NFL announced that Bad Bunny would headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show, it didn’t just book one of the biggest artists in the world. It ignited a debate that goes far beyond music. To some, the Puerto Rican superstar’s performance is a win for diversity and global representation. To others, it’s proof Read More...
Inside FanDuel’s $50 Billion Playbook: The Future of U.S. Betting
When the U.S. Supreme Court struck down PASPA in 2018, sports betting went from a fringe pastime to one of America’s fastest-growing industries. Today, FanDuel — backed by its parent company Flutter Entertainment — has turned that legal shift into a $50 billion wagering empire, generating nearly $6 billion in annual U.S. revenue. But the Read More...
The US Open’s $800M Luxury Overhaul Risks Pricing Out Fans
The US Open is transforming like never before—but not everyone is invited. As $800 million pours into luxury suites and stadium upgrades, longtime fans are feeling the pinch, raising the question: Is tennis’ biggest event becoming a game only for the wealthy? What You Need to Know 🎾 What’s Changing at the US Open? The Read More...
Formula 1’s Dutch Grand Prix Drew 300,000 Fans…Without Cars
At the Dutch Grand Prix, 300,000 fans showed up — but not a single car did. In a sport defined by speed and noise, Zandvoort proved sustainability can steal the show The Race With No Cars (for Fans, at Least) Formula 1 is no stranger to superlatives: the fastest cars, the loudest crowds, the biggest Read More...
McAfee vs. Portnoy: The Rivalry Shaping College Football Saturdays
College football used to be simple: ESPN’s College GameDay owned Saturday mornings, and everyone else fought for scraps. But the rise of Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff, fueled by billion-dollar rights deals, bold scheduling decisions, and the addition of Dave Portnoy, has created one of the most strategically complex rivalries in sports media. At the heart Read More...