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It’s almost time for the one true tradition of the NFL preseason: the Hall of Fame Game. This year’s matchup is a juicy one, as the Los Angeles Chargers face off against the Detroit Lions on Thursday, July 31, at 8:00 PM ET from Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio. As always, it’s a glorified exhibition game that most starters will skip entirely, but it still draws solid viewership and betting interest. And while it’s a long way from the Super Bowl, it is the first chance to get in on NFL betting action for a live (non-UFL) football game since February. With a total set at just 33 points, sportsbooks are expecting a low-scoring slugfest. Let’s

NASCAR made its annual return to Indianapolis and all three of the sport’s top circuits delivered exciting action from the opening laps to the final crossing of the finish line. And, this thrilling on-track drama played out across two different tracks. On Friday night, the Craftsman Truck Series returned to racing after a three-week hiatus. However, instead of competing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) like the Cup Series and Xfinity Series cars did, the Trucks took to the short track of Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP). Despite it being nearly one-quarter of the lap distance, IRP was the perfect backdrop for a Truck Series return as the race provided fans with plenty of excitement until the checkered flag

The Detroit Lions have been the class of the NFC North division the last two years, winning first place in both 2023 and 2024. They remain locked and loaded for a Super Bowl run, and will once again be the favorites to claim the division crown. Detroit is expected to do much more than that, as they reached the NFC Championship two years ago, and had the #1 seed in the NFC last season. Of course, teams do regress all the time, so anyone looking to bet on who will win the NFC North in 2025 has to turn over every stone. The Detroit Lions dominated the NFC North last year, as they didn’t lose a single game in the

The NFC West used to represent the best in the NFC but last year saw the division take a step back to the NFC North and the NFC East. The Los Angeles Rams were the only team to make the NFL Playoffs from the West. The once dominant San Francisco 49ers were ravaged by injuries and finished last in the division. This year, those two in-state NFL rivals are projected to battle for the divisional crown. The Rams are the reigning NFC West champions but the 49ers hold the record for the most division titles with 22. And, let’s not forget, the 49ers were favorites to make the Super Bowl last year, at the start of the season. The Arizona