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Everything We Know About the Sexual Assault Allegations Against Peyton ManningWhat’s the quarterback accused of doing? Why did these claims resurface? What does Shaun King have to do with it?
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Roger Goodell Isn’t a Liar. He’s a Bullshitter.Towards a theory of pro football public relations.
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Game Over. Mercifully.The 10 saddest, most futile moments in a terrible, terrible Super Bowl.
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The Tweet BowlWhat Twitter’s smartest culture and sports writers are saying about the Super Bowl.
The Completist
The Super Bowl Time CapsuleThese are the five moments in Super Bowl history that defined their eras.
The Completist
How the Super Bowl Became America’s Most Important EventI watched all 49 games to find out.
Quizzical
Name That Super Bowl AdSure, you remember the commercial. Do you remember what it was selling?
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The San Antonio Spurs Are Not the Greatest Team EverI am very, deeply sorry I ever doubted you, Warriors.
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An Interview With Sepp Blatter (or Possibly a Nigerian Scammer)The former FIFA president—or, perhaps, a West African email con artist—on World Cup scandals, the candidates to replace him, and Donald Trump.
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Why You Hated the Super BowlIt was hard to tell if it was a great defensive contest, or a terrible offensive one.
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One of the Worst Super Bowls EverThe Denver Broncos win a grim, tedious, maddeningly ugly football game.
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Peyton Manning, You’re Our Only HopeHow the NFL’s model citizen could end the NFL’s dumb war on drugs.
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Cam Newton Will Not Stop SmilingCan the Carolina Panthers quarterback make it OK for athletes to look like they’re having fun?
Ad Report Card
The Worst Super Bowl Ad of All TimeIt was made by the same company that did the best one.
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National Signing Day, ExplainedA guide to the convoluted and ridiculous rituals of college football’s signing day.
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NBA Jerk Watch: LeBron JamesHe probably got his coach fired. Does that make LeBron a jerk?
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“He’s Saying All the Right Things”It’s time to kill sportswriting’s most persistent, most versatile cliché.