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Mike

Florio

Mike Florio is the creator and Editor in Chief of Pro Football Talk, covering the latest news from across the NFL. Mike Florio’s PFT column and content is consumed across the globe and is widely considered to be the industry leader in NFL analysis.

More than $87 million was lost due to allegedly fraudulent practices.
Aiyuk returns to social media with a new message.
Long-time Browns offensive lineman Joel Bitonio announced his retirement on Tuesday, after 12 NFL seasons — all in Cleveland.
The Bears claim they’re focused on building a new stadium in Indiana.
NFL Network gives indirect oxygen to uncorroborated explanation for issues between Brown, Jalen Hurts.
The Brendan Sorsby case will culminate in a trial.
As the Vikings try to resolve their quarterback competition, the primary candidates to start — Kyler Murray and J.J.
When the U.S. faces Paraguay on Friday, attendees will have no issues when it comes to buying a beer or a hot dog.
When it comes to the integrity of sport, few participants have more influence than the officials who interpret and apply the rules in real time.
Former NFL safety Darren Sharper, who pleaded guilty or no contest a decade ago to multiple charges of rape, is moving closer to being released from custody.
With folks throughout the college sports landscape plotting ways to punish Texas Tech for trying to ensure that its starting quarterback will be available to play in 2026 (which most college football programs would be doing), two universities have taken action.
With the NCAA on the losing end of the initial Brendan Sorsby ruling (while scoring a major P.R. win), the next round will happen in the Court of Appeals for the Seventh District of Texas.
Word emerged recently that ESPN and Pat McAfee are discussing an extension to a contract that runs through 2028.
Congress takes issue with one of NFL’s top talking points regarding streaming.
Good football coaches are also good politicians.
Monday’s ruling in the Brendan Sorsby case has had ripple effects far beyond Texas Tech and the Big 12 conference.
As expected, the NCAA has appealed the court decision restoring the eligibility of Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby.
Would other Big 12 teams boycott Texas Tech games?
On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961.
The war that some would say isn’t a war in Iran disrupted plans for the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Saudi Arabia.
If the NCAA had embraced collective bargaining, the Sorby case may have been decided differently.
Four-page ruling includes various conditions that Sorsby must satisfy.
Pending likely NCAA appeals, Sorsby will be playing for Texas Tech this year.