The countdown is still going... Just 61 days until the 2026 NFL season kicks off on September 10! 🎉 Need a countdown to keep you excited? Check it out here: https://www.vcalc.com/wiki/days-until-nfl-season For some of us, the next 61 days will fly by. For others... we'll be counting every single one. 😅 💬 Question of the Day: What do you have planned over the next 61 days before kickoff? Vacation? Fantasy football draft? Tailgate planning? Or are you just trying to survive the offseason? Let's hear it! DBR 🏈

As we gear up for the upcoming NFL season, we're excited to introduce a new weekly tradition in the community—the Weekly Team Shout-Out! We'll keep it going all season long, so every week you'll have a chance to represent your team and connect with fellow fans. 📣 Who's your team? Drop anything you'd like in the comments: - 🏈 Your favorite team - 📸 A photo - 🎬 A GIF - 🎥 A highlight video - 😎 Your favorite player - 🎟️ A game-day memory - 💬 Why you're a lifelong fan Whether your team is chasing another Super Bowl, rebuilding for the future, or you're already convinced this is your year, we want to hear about it! Let's see which fan bases show up the strongest. Fill the comments with your team colors and show everyone who you're rooting for this season! 👇 Who's your team? Represent them below! DBR

It was fun while it lasted. 🇺🇸⚽ Now... it's time to shift our focus back to other football. 🏈 One thing I've really enjoyed during this World Cup—especially with so many matches being played here in the United States—is seeing fans from around the world share their experiences. I've come across countless videos of visitors talking about the food, the people, the culture, and seeing America from a different perspective. It's been pretty awesome. It's a great reminder that sports do more than entertain us. They bring people together. Whether you're cheering for your country in soccer or your favorite NFL team on Sundays, sports create friendships, rivalries, traditions, and memories that last a lifetime. That's exactly what I hope this community becomes, a place where fans from every team can come together to celebrate great football, have some friendly banter, and enjoy the season together. Now... enough fútbol. 🏈 Pre-Season is around the corner. The NFL season is getting closer! Who's ready for kickoff? DBR

That means we're one month closer to football season. 🙌 But before training camps, preseason games, and fantasy football drafts... We've got something else to celebrate. 🇺🇸 America turns 250 years old this July 4th weekend! Whether you're firing up the grill, watching fireworks, spending time with family, traveling, or just enjoying a long weekend, I hope it's a great one. What are your plans for the Fourth of July? Happy Independence Day, and here's to another great football season on the horizon! DBR 🇺🇸🏈

The NFL has decided not to hold a supplemental draft this year, which means Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby will not be eligible to enter the NFL in 2026 through that process. For those unfamiliar, the supplemental draft is a special draft that has occasionally allowed players with unusual eligibility situations to enter the league outside of the normal NFL Draft. However, the NFL has not held one in several years and chose not to bring it back this year. Sorsby's situation stems from NCAA eligibility issues related to sports betting during his time as a student-athlete. After legal efforts and appeals, he ultimately sought entry through the supplemental draft, but the league declined to hold one. It's an interesting story because it touches on several major issues: 🏈 Player eligibility 🎰 Gambling and sports integrity ⚖️ NCAA and NFL rules 📋 The future of the supplemental draft itself Personally, I'm not surprised by the NFL's decision. The league has invested heavily in protecting the integrity of the game, especially as sports betting becomes more common and accessible. What do you think? Should the NFL have held a supplemental draft for Sorsby, or was the league right to stick with its current policy? DBR See the full article HERE