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       With the 3-day NFL Draft finally concluded, it's time to start looking at how each team fared. The so-called winners and losers here will be assessed on the talent of the players picked, the fit on their team, and the value relating to the round in which they picked them.

            The 2025 NFL Draft has concluded, and a largely chalked first few picks turned shocking when the Colorado star QB Shedeur Sanders went unselected. Here, we will cover the biggest storylines from all 3 days and answer some of the biggest questions. 

      After he spent most of the season on the sidelines, the Philadelphia 76ers opted to rest Joel Embiid for the rest of the season in an attempt to get him as close to 100% as possible for next November. With the season all but lost, the organization has all but shifted their focus to the offseason, and will likely be looking for any opportunity to rest Tyrese Maxey, the only member of the Big 3 to not yet be set aside officially for the season. 

Welcome to On the Bubble, a new series where we will profile 8 teams who find themselves right on the March Madness bubble. A new edition will come out weekly up until Selection Sunday. If all goes right, 4 of these teams will make the NCAA tournament, and 4 will just miss it -- although those exact numbers are unlikely.

      Welcome to On the Bubble, a new series where we will profile 8 teams who find themselves right on the March Madness bubble. A new edition will come out weekly up until Selection Sunday. If all goes right, 4 of these teams will make the NCAA tournament, and 4 will just miss it -- although those exact numbers are unlikely.

       Welcome to On the Bubble, a new series where we will profile 8 teams who find themselves right on the March Madness bubble. A new edition will come out weekly up until Selection Sunday. If all goes right, 4 of these teams will make the NCAA tournament, and 4 will just miss it -- although those exact numbers are unlikely.

       Welcome to On the Bubble, a new series where we will profile 8 teams who find themselves right on the March Madness bubble. A new edition will come out weekly up until Selection Sunday. If all goes right, 4 of these teams will make the NCAA tournament, and 4 will just miss it -- although those exact numbers are unlikely.

       In recent years, fans of the NFL and NBA have watched the quality of their respective All Star games (whatever they may be named) fall off a cliff. Both sports have played around with different formats, and both have arguably been worse than their predecessors. In lieu of the NBA's most recent crack at it, we will talk about if and how these events can improve. 

       This offseason, there were 7 NFL teams that hired a new Head Coach. Some were obvious, some were puzzling, but there can be goods and bads found in each. Here, we will rank each one from top to bottom, looking at the fit, and taking a look at what this next season and future seasons could look like. 

       A brutal first 4 weeks had many Eagles fans reeling, but not the team. They rattled off 12 wins in 13 weeks, grabbing the 2 seed in the NFC, and finally getting the chance to avenge the years of playoff disappointment they have endured since their 2017 Super Bowl win. Saquon Barkley led the way through a foggy NFC playoff picture, but the team mostly dominated, and only looked like they could lose for a couple of minutes in their divisional matchup against the Rams. 

       Welcome to the worst reality. I personally thought that one Super Bowl matchup was enough, but this year we were (un)lucky enough to get round 2 of Chiefs-Eagles. In the past 10 years, each of these teams have been the overwhelming fan choice against a Tom Brady led team in a Super Bowl. Wow, look how fast times can change. All of the hatred directed at KC and Philly have distracted fans from just how good of a matchup this could be, though. So here, we will take a look at what could decide this year's Super Bowl matchup. 

       Since Roy Williams' departure following the 2020-21 season, UNC Basketball has quietly shifted their team-building strategy. Previously, like most "blue-bloods," the team relied on an influx of one-and-done players to lead the team each year. Williams retired, and left the keys to the building on the desk of his longtime assistant, Hubert Davis. In the 3.5 years that Davis has been at the helm, he has put a silent yet noticeable emphasis on retaining players for longer periods of time. 

With the NBA Trade Deadline approaching on February 6, many teams find themselves with interesting decisions to make for the rest of the season. Some teams will look to develop their young players and make the most of the games they have left, others will look to make a push for the play-in, and many will try to accumulate draft picks for one of the most promising draft classes in recent memory. This article will highlight 11 teams who are in intriguing positions leading up to the deadline.