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The 2025-26 NFL regular season has concluded and we’re on the cusp of a thrilling Playoffs that feature a number of new faces and a few old ones still trying for another Super Bowl ring. However, a few of these key players are also competing for another honor – the NFL MVP Award. Currently, there are a handful of Playoff-bound stars that have odds for the upcoming NFL MVP Award. Yet, the reality is that this MVP honor is really a two-player race: Matthew Stafford and Drake Maye. For most of the year, the reigning MVP Josh Allen was considered a contender for the league’s top individual award. However, he faded down the final stretch of the season. And, while

TThe 2026 edition of Black Monday has lived up to its longstanding reputation as the day where coaches get axed and franchises begin the arduous task of rebuilding after a failed season. As of this writing, six NFL head coaches have been fired with three coming Monday morning following the end of the 2025-26 NFL regular season. The Cleveland Browns, Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals all decided to part ways with their coaches first thing on Black Monday. The Atlanta Falcons didn’t even wait for Sunday to conclude as they canned Raheem Morris on Sunday night. In total, six NFL coaches are in the unemployment line as Tennessee fired Brian Callahan on October 13 and the New York Giants

Even the most casual College Football fans had to enjoy what we saw in the Quarterfinal Round of the Playoffs. Three out of four games ended in an upset and two Championship favorites were eliminated like a 2025 calendar. What we are left with, is a final four showdown between teams that were not expected to be there at the start of the season. In fact, by the start of November, these four squads were still on the outside looking in at Playoff run. Now, they are set up to provide a Semifinal Round for the ages. The first Semi matchup features two teams predicted to lose in their Quarterfinal games as the Miami Hurricanes and Ole Miss Rebels battle

The European soccer calendar brings us a shorter but still compelling slate centered on La Liga and the English Premier League. With several leagues off and AFCON thinning out squads across the continent, the board tightens and puts even more emphasis on reading matchups correctly rather than chasing volume. Fewer games does not mean fewer opportunities, especially when the spotlight stays on England and Spain. Even with limited action, there is still plenty of value if you know where to look. The Premier League continues to deliver high-event matches at both ends of the table, while La Liga offers a mix of title pressure and tricky road spots for heavy favorites. With public money gravitating toward obvious sides, totals and