Jordan Mailata watched the Super Bowl for the first time. The then-17-year-old only cared about one thing: The halftime show.
Jordan Mailata watched the Super Bowl for the first time. The then-17-year-old only cared about one thing: the halftime show.
Lost in the shuffle, at least for their on-field performances, were the starting safeties, C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Reed Blankenship. Despite the lack of outside recognition, neither Gardner-Johnson ...
For many NFL players, getting older is synonymous with deterioration. But for some offensive linemen, their peaks arrive late ...
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Eagles 'Tush Push' timeline: How Jalen Hurts developed and perfected NFL's most unstoppable playThe Chiefs seemed to have the Bills' 'tush push' all figured out in the AFC championship game, but stopping the Eagles will ...
Jalen Hurts has held a press conference every day this week in the build-up to the Super Bowl and the Philadelphia Eagles ...
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Monday’s Super Bowl will feature Australian Jordan Mailata, a former rugby league junior. How did he become such a brilliant ...
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Aussie's rise to stardom the 'greatest story in football'Jordan Mailata knew nothing about the NFL, and only watched the 2016 Super Bowl half time show because Beyoncé was performing ...
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