Mike Sando is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in covering the NFL, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports, having reported on every non-pandemic Super Bowl since the 1998 season. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WGRZ, The New York Times, and ESPN2 Australia.
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By: Mike Sando
The Bengals, Broncos and Rams made win-now trades, and the Chiefs added a much-needed boost to their run game.
By: Mike Sando
The end of Wilson's career was mostly a disaster, but that doesn't nullify how truly elite he was during his first decade in the NFL.
By: Mike Sando
Voters had a wide variety of opinions on the NFC North, with one executive ranking the Bears No. 1 overall in the conference.
By: Mike Sando
The Chiefs and Ravens don't look like their usually powerful selves, while many have doubts about the Patriots repeating their 2025 magic.
By: Mike Sando
The Hall will also eliminate the pool for senior players, which has been used since 1972, among several major changes in policy.
By: Mike Sando
Special teams woes might have cost the Rams a Super Bowl, a plight the Packers know all too well. Sean McVay vows to fix the problem.
By: Mike Sando
Recent history suggests that teams that wait to pay their first-round quarterbacka probably shouldn't pay them at all.
By: Mike Sando
From Justin Herbert, to the new offensive coordinators on the block, plus much more, here's your Week 1 Pick Six.
By: Mike Sando
The Myles Garrett situation bears watching following his comments after the Week 1 loss and decision to have knee surgery.
