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By: Blake Hill  It’s January 4 2026; the last Sunday of the NFL regular season. The Cincinnati Bengals are hosting the Cleveland Browns in a game whose outcome is practically meaningless. Both teams have had disappointing seasons, and had been eliminated from playoff contention weeks before, so there should have been no reason for anyone to care about this game. But somehow, the entire league had their eyes on this game for one reason. And that reason came with around 5:17 left in the fourth quarter. Joe Burrow takes a shotgun snap, and defensive end Myles Garrett shoots into the backfield like a bullet out of its chamber. He brings down Joe Burrow, officially making the biggest play of his career.
Myles Garrett broke the single season sack record.
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By: Basith Syed  Name, Image, and Likeness.
Three words that have recently allowed student-athletes to get paid for their talents. Three words that have shifted the narrative of how universities get and retain players. Three words that have significantly altered the landscape and culture of college sports. |