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Should Sean Payton Have Given Davis Webb Play-Calling Duties?
It’s been a strange start to the season for the Denver Broncos. They began the year with a defeat, getting blown out on primetime by their rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs. However, they followed it up with comeback victories against the Jacksonville Jaguars and Los Angeles Rams, looking like the 14-3 team from a year […] The post Should Sean Payton Have Given Davis Webb Play-Calling Duties? appeared first on The Lead .
Phoenix Suns 2026-2027 NBA Preseason Preview
The Phoenix Suns, after surpassing expectations last season, look to aim even higher in the upcoming NBA season. Head coach Jordan Ott was a major addition last year. Now, he is entering his second season in the Valley. The Suns have undergone some roster changes in an effort to build a better supporting cast for […] The post Phoenix Suns 2026-2027 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
What Did Heat Fans Learn from Miami’s First Preseason Game?
The NBA preseason kicked off with the Miami Heat taking on the Toronto Raptors in Quebec City. Although it was just preseason, Heat fans were excited to get a first look at their new squad taking the court. The Heat’s starting five consisted of Davion Mitchell, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Bam Adebayo, and their new […] The post What Did Heat Fans Learn from Miami’s First Preseason Game? appeared first on The Lead .
Austin Simmons Must Be on Everyone’s First-Round Draft Radar
Austin Simmons was supposed to be the next in a line of high-flying Ole Miss QBs to thrive under Lane Kiffin. The former dual-sport 4-star recruit from Florida waited two years as Jaxson Dart‘s backup before finally winning the starting gig in 2025. He soon lost that role to an undersized playmaker from Ferris State, […] The post Austin Simmons Must Be on Everyone’s First-Round Draft Radar appeared first on The Lead .
The Buffalo Bills Need To See What They Have in Skyler Bell
Skyler Bell was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the fourth round of this year’s draft, but has yet to see any time in the regular season. He has been a healthy scratch for every game so far, despite coaches and teammates praising his work ethic and talent. The decision to scratch him is puzzling. […] The post The Buffalo Bills Need To See What They Have in Skyler Bell appeared first on The Lead .
It’s Time To Demystify the Philadelphia Eagles Offensive Line
NFL fans have long believed the Eagles’ offensive line is elite year in and year out. However, recently, the Eagles’ offensive line has underperformed, and it needs to be acknowledged. It is time to explore how that mythos surrounding the offensive line was created, when the group deviated from it, and what caused the shift. […] The post It’s Time To Demystify the Philadelphia Eagles Offensive Line appeared first on The Lead .
2026 Is a Make or Break Year for Kevin O’Connell
Minnesota narrowly squeaked by the Miami Dolphins with a 15-10 victory in Kyler Murray‘s second full game as a starter for the purple and gold. The Vikings’ record improved to 4-0, and now they are just one of four undefeated teams remaining. The win came without Justin Jefferson, who was ruled out because of an […] The post 2026 Is a Make or Break Year for Kevin O’Connell appeared first on The Lead .
Best Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Additions in Week 5
The waiver wire is like sifting through sand on the beach. Most of it is garbage until that diamond in the rough suddenly revives a struggling fantasy team. Brush off the sand, polish the logo, and fix that ugly fantasy team before it’s too late. Tyreek Hill Is the magical Kansas City reunion actually happening? […] The post Best Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Additions in Week 5 appeared first on The Lead .
What Are Bronny James’ Goals on LeBron-less Lakers?
One of the biggest storylines in the NBA two years ago was the first father-and-son duo ever grace the hardwood. LeBron James and Bronny James shared this historic moment, one of many tied to their last name. Now the two will embark on new journeys for the 2026-27 season, with LeBron heading to the Philadelphia […] The post What Are Bronny James’ Goals on LeBron-less Lakers? appeared first on The Lead .
Can Cardinals Overcome the Dark Start to Their Season?
Through the first four weeks of the NFL season, the word to describe the Cardinals has to be “inconsistent.” In week one, they upset the Los Angeles Chargers on the road, which seemed like a huge upset. Over the next three games, both of those teams have struggled tremendously. The Cardinals’ offense has looked solid, […] The post Can Cardinals Overcome the Dark Start to Their Season? appeared first on The Lead .
Mike McDaniel Went From Offensive Guru to Offensive Malpractice
The Chargers fell to 0-4 on the season after a loss to the Seahawks, and questions continue to swirl around Jim Harbaugh and his staff. The Chargers surged late, but their comeback ultimately fell short in a 30-23 loss in Seattle. Once again, the Chargers’ offense didn’t take advantage after the defense made several key […] The post Mike McDaniel Went From Offensive Guru to Offensive Malpractice appeared first on The Lead .
Brooklyn Nets 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview
The Brooklyn Nets will go into the 2026-2027 season with higher expectations than last season. Brooklyn was not expected to be good in 2025-2026. With a fairly young team and no real star, the Nets were clearly rebuilding. This was evident throughout the season, which ended with a 20-62 record. The Nets had a few […] The post Brooklyn Nets 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
The Blackhawks Must Break Out of Their Defensive Zone
After their first road trip of the 2026-27 season, the Chicago Blackhawks return to the United Center with an 0-3 start. They lost to the Golden Knights, the Mammoth, and the Sabres. In their first three games, the Blackhawks struggled to settle long enough to get their offense running. The team constantly chases its opponent […] The post The Blackhawks Must Break Out of Their Defensive Zone appeared first on The Lead .
New York Knicks 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview
For the first time in 53 years, the New York Knicks enter a season as defending NBA champions. After a 53-29 regular season and a championship run that culminated in a 4-1 NBA Finals victory over the San Antonio Spurs, the Knicks have finally reached the mountaintop. Now, with a largely intact roster, New York […] The post New York Knicks 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
Washington Wizards 2026-27 Preseason Preview
The Washington Wizards are entering a new era. After starting the rebuild process in 2023, the Wizards threw themselves into the deep end and lost…a lot. They dropped at least 64 games for three straight seasons and won just 17 in 2025-26. But through the dark years, Washington has gained young talent, the No. 1 […] The post Washington Wizards 2026-27 Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
Toronto Raptors 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview
The Toronto Raptors’ 2026 offseason comes down to three words: “worth the wait.” The Raptors have quietly built one of the NBA’s most tenacious defensive units. Their lengthy pieces like All-Defensive Second Team Honoree Scottie Barnes, Collin Murray-Boyles, and Brandon Ingram made their opponents’ lives miserable. Their defense-oriented team pushed the Cleveland Cavaliers to seven […] The post Toronto Raptors 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
Athletes Are Building Empires That Outlast Their Careers
When people think of big-name athletes like LeBron James, Tom Brady, Cristiano Ronaldo, Tiger Woods, and many others, they usually think first of their athletic ability. However, as the 21st century progresses, athletes have evolved into multi-platform entertainment brands. They represent more than just sports. For example, former Miami Hurricanes football player and WWE legend […] The post Athletes Are Building Empires That Outlast Their Careers appeared first on The Lead .
Utah Mammoth Home Opener Is Important to Utah Sport Culture
Oct. 1 marked a landmark in Utah sports history. The Utah Mammoth beat the Chicago Blackhawks 6-0 in their third season opener. This not only marks another season of Mammoth hockey, but also a shift in Utah sports culture. https://twitter.com/JazzePinkman/status/2105871188719538642?s=20 Only a Small Market Since 1979, Utah has only housed one major professional sports team: […] The post Utah Mammoth Home Opener Is Important to Utah Sport Culture appeared first on The Lead .
Preseason Debut Proves Yaxel Lendeborg Must Find Balance
Being a rookie in the NBA already comes with its own set of challenges: adjusting to a new lifestyle and navigating the grueling 82-game schedule. Much has been asked of Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, who is still adapting to NBA life. It’s no secret the Golden State Warriors need considerable production from the forward. But […] The post Preseason Debut Proves Yaxel Lendeborg Must Find Balance appeared first on The Lead .
Key Takeaways from Kings Media Day and Training Camp
The Sacramento Kings find themselves in an interesting position as they head into the 2026-27 regular season. Last season, the squad lost multiple starters to season-ending injuries, but their key pieces are back and healthy. Along with returning players, the Kings front office added fascinating rookies and veterans looking to revitalize their careers. The team […] The post Key Takeaways from Kings Media Day and Training Camp appeared first on The Lead .
Sydney Johnson Deserved More Coach of the Year Consideration
When people discussed the WNBA Coach of the Year, they focused on the coaches who led their teams to the best records. This season, that conversation included Cheryl Reeve, Natalie Nakase, and Becky Hammon. While those names were in the top tier, Washington Mystics head coach Sydney Johnson rightfully deserved more attention. Coming into the season, […] The post Sydney Johnson Deserved More Coach of the Year Consideration appeared first on The Lead .
Biggest Takeaways from Phillies-Braves Wild Card Showdown
The Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves met in the postseason for the third time in five years. In a tense best-of-three series, the Phillies forced Atlanta to a win-or-go-home Game 3. Ultimately, though, Philly came up short again, marking their third consecutive early postseason exit. A tight Game 1 leaned toward the Phillies after a […] The post Biggest Takeaways from Phillies-Braves Wild Card Showdown appeared first on The Lead .
Porziņģis’ Absence Deals Major Blow to Warriors’ Defense
Frank Vogel’s best defenses have always started with a rim-protecting big man. The one lined up for him in Golden State is out indefinitely. Kristaps Porziņģis is out for Warriors training camp at BYU-Hawaii with what they’re calling a “health issue,” Golden State general manager Mike Dunleavy announced Sept. 28 at Warriors Media Day. The team […] The post Porziņģis’ Absence Deals Major Blow to Warriors’ Defense appeared first on The Lead .
How Did the Steelers Lose to the Browns by Halftime?
The Pittsburgh Steelers lost their first primetime game of the year 27-24 to division rival Cleveland Browns. This loss extends the Steelers’ bizarre losing streak in road divisional Thursday night games, which dates back to the 1950s. Pittsburgh found no balance on either side of the ball for most of the game. The offense started […] The post How Did the Steelers Lose to the Browns by Halftime? appeared first on The Lead .
Detroit Pistons 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview
The Detroit Pistons have climbed from a perennial NBA Draft Lottery participant to the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference over the past two seasons, but their next step hinges on whether their core, which should be ascending, can hold together through questions of fit and uncertainty. In 2025-26, the Pistons won 60 games […] The post Detroit Pistons 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .