Conor Orr

Before the start of last season, our annual quarterback carousel primer centered around an idea that was met with great friction from the general football community: What if Texans quarterback C.J.

In the NFL, the status quo is to slap misbehaving owners on the wrist. The NBA's decision to take the Clippers to task for the Kawhi Leonard scandal strikes a markedly different tone, writes @ConorOrr:

Welcome to the 2026 NFL power rankings: Week 1 edition. We have spent months setting up the season, giving our predictions and marking our territory like a bunch of aging Dachshunds.

The Seahawks are being overshadowed by a rival in their own division. Plus, Conor’s actual Super Bowl pick clocks in at No. 3.

Much like your millennial friends who won't shut the hell up about it, the Buccaneers purchased their most important asset at the perfect time. In you friends' case, a home. You know, right before COVID-19, for $400,000 at an interest rate less reminiscent of a medieval dowry. Great school district. Walkable to downtown. Brewery. Yada yada.

Drew Lock stepped in for a Week 1 win in a Super Bowl rematch, proving Seattle will keep going as far as the defense takes it.

The Texans QB was the reason Houston even had a chance to beat Buffalo, but do his turnovers continue to discount his progress?

Sports By Conor Orr Sports Illustrated Updated September 13, 2026 3:14 PM This is how maxed out we've become as a society.

John Harbaugh’s New York debut should show other teams the virtue of starting over at the top. So could his former team’s performance.

By Conor Orr Sports Illustrated Admit it, even for the most pleasantly and purposefully delusional Giants fan, there have been enough hard realities to break up the John Harbaugh fever dream.