John Rigolizzo
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John Rigolizzo is a writer from South Jersey. He previously wrote for the Daily Caller, Daily Wire, Campus Reform, and the America First Policy Institute.
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NFL Allows Players to Play Flag Football at 2028 Olympics
Each NFL team will be allowed to send one player to compete, subject to conditions related to player safety and league obligations.
Saints Happy With Young Quarterbacks After Carr’s Retirement
New Orleans head coach Kellen Moore said the team is not actively pursuing a veteran. Then again, ‘we’re always looking to upgrade.’
Stafford: New Rams Wide Receiver Davante Adams ‘Fits Right In’
Adams, a 6-time Pro Bowler and 3-time All-Pro, replaces Cooper Kupp as the veteran presence in a young Rams receiving corps.
Steelers’ Heyward Tells Fans Not to Panic Despite Offensive Exodus
‘Was I surprised? Yeah,’ Heyward said of a recent trade. ‘But, you know, the game is the game, and I know it benefits both teams.’
Missouri House Passes Bill Intended to Keep Chiefs, Royals in Kansas City
The bill proposes tax incentives totaling millions to help fund stadium projects for the two teams.
Hendrickson’s Future Unclear as Bengals Go Quiet on Contract Extension
Cincinnati gave the defensive end permission to seek trade in March but hasn’t spoken with him post-draft.
Bucs D-Lineman Doesn’t Want to Be Defined by His Record Weight
Buccaneers defensive tackle stands at 6'6 and is listed at 464 pounds.
Panthers Sign Son of Former Wide Receiver Muhsin Muhammad, a Franchise Star
Moose Muhammad III is an undrafted free agent who was born in 2001 while his dad was a Panther having the best years of his career.
Tyrod Taylor Throws Support Behind Justin Fields as Jets Starter
Taylor, who backed up Aaron Rodgers in New York last season, says he will help the team however he can but will also prepare like the starter.
Rams’ Kyren Williams Says He Hasn’t Hit His Peak Yet
The Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren said he’s reached many of his goals but is focused on making this his strongest season yet.
