With the Seattle Seahawks winning Super Bowl LX, it's critical to recognize how they got there. Their 29-13 win against the New England Patriots showed just how dominant they were this season.

It was a lifelong dream come true. Going to the Super Bowl was something I had imagined since I was a kid, not just watching it on TV, but being there, feeling it, living inside the moment. And somehow, improbably, I got to experience it the best way possible: sitting beside my dad, the person who first taught me what this game meant.

Whether you’re hosting a party, chatting between commercials, or just getting into football for the first time, this guide will help you understand the key players who could shape the big game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

Indiana University was crowned the winner of the 2026 College Football Playoff National Championship after defeating the University of Miami 27-21. While it takes a village to win a championship and have a successful season, there was one player who had a substantial role in bringing a title home, and that is Fernando Mendoza. 

The last time the Seattle Seahawks appeared in the Super Bowl was 11 years ago. For many, it ended in a way that still feels unfinished: a 28-24 loss to the New England Patriots, sealed by an interception at the goal line that instantly became one of the most famous moments in NFL history. Now in 2026, with Super Bowl LX looming, the Seahawks once again find themselves staring across the field at the same opponent.

For the uninitiated, the Super Bowl can feel like walking into the season finale of a show you’ve never watched. The stakes are sky-high, the commercials have their own press tour, and everyone around you suddenly becomes a football analyst. But at its core, the Super Bowl is simple: two teams, one field, and a season’s worth of pressure coming down to one final game...yeah, simple...

College football has always thrived on tradition: rivalries passed down through generations, packed student sections, and stars who felt tied to a program for life. But in the modern era, one force has disrupted that sense of permanence more than anything else. The transfer portal.

If the NFL regular season is a 17-week slow burn, the playoffs are the final episodes where every storyline collides at once. There are no do-overs, no series, no “best of seven.” One bad throw, one missed block, one tipped pass, and months of work disappear. Here’s how the NFL playoffs work, step by step, explained in a way that actually makes sense, and will have you sounding like a pro by kickoff. Courtesy of Programming Insider Two Conferences, Two Separate Roads The NFL

Christmas has passed, the schedule has thinned, and the NFL has entered its most revealing phase of the season. The pageantry fades. The narratives tighten. The excuses disappear. What remains is football in its most honest form, cold, calculated, and consequential. This is the stretch where teams stop dreaming and start confronting reality.

December football has a way of revealing everyone’s true character. The weather turns cold, playoff races tighten, and suddenly teams show whether they’re built for December magic or destined for a lump of coal. Week 15 delivered all the chaos Santa could ask for: season-ending injuries to superstars, blown leads, comeback wins, and enough emotional whiplash to make even the most patient elf snap. With that in mind, it’s time for the Sports Girls Club Naughty & Nice Power

Philip Rivers walking back onto an NFL field in 2025 felt a little surreal, almost like someone hit rewind on a football movie. At 44 years old and nearly five years removed from his last snap, the Colts brought him out of retirement, hoping for one last spark. They were slipping out of the playoff race, injuries were piling up, and they needed someone who could steady the offense and get everyone in the right place. If nothing else, Rivers’ experience and leadership made him

Move over, Marvel, step aside, Barbie Land, the real cinematic event of the season is the NFL Holiday Cinematic Universe, where quarterbacks become small-town love interests, coaches learn the true meaning of Christmas, and at least one team experiences a third-act collapse that would make even Hallmark writers say: “Okay, that’s too dramatic.”

Detailing why Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss to take the new head coaching job for the LSU football team and what the means for both of the programs and the SEC now.

Ahhh, the holidays, a time of cheer, hot chocolate, and watching your team blow a fourth-quarter lead with seasonal joy…As the holidays approach, NFL fans everywhere are doing what they do best: pretending everything is fine, their team isn't 2-9 (cough...Jets...cough), and they are totally making the playoffs...right, Chargers fans? But don’t worry, Sports Girls Club is here with the perfect gift for every fan!

The Game, it’s all anyone ever talks about. As Thanksgiving nears, people know that one of the biggest rivalries is coming. The University of Michigan and the Ohio State are set to play each other on November 29. With the biggest game of the year just a few days away, let’s take a look at these universities and where the rivalry began. 

The Bengals got the update everyone has been waiting months for. Joe Burrow is finally close to returning after a turf toe injury that needed surgery back in Week 2. He practiced fully last week, the videos looked good, and head coach Zac Taylor said he expects Burrow to play on Thanksgiving night against the Ravens.

Just like your Spotify Wrapped, the NFL season provides chaos, breakout stars, heartbreak anthems, and a few unexpected number 1 hits. So far, the 2025-26 season has been a fever dream of surprise contenders, dramatic collapses, far too many cases of turf toe to count, and viral rookie breakouts. If this season were a playlist, every team would be a different genre - some chart toppers, some deep cuts, and some absolutely sitting in your "crying in the shower" rotation.

The New England Patriots have been on a high this season with their star quarterback, Drake Maye. Many refer to their successful seasons as the Brady era, when they were on a high from all the wins and championships. Let’s take a look at the Patriots' season and some of their star players. 

The Seahawks were supposed to be rebuilding. Instead, they’re rebuilding your playoff predictions. If you told anyone (especially me) in August that Sam Darnold would be quarterbacking a 7–2 Seattle Seahawks team, they’d probably ask what you were drinking...and if it came in Seahawks blue.

It’s not every day that a move leaves the entire NFL community speechless, but that’s exactly what happened when the New York Jets traded cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts on the NFL's Trade Deadline Day. The news broke on what was already an emotional day for the Jets organization, and it immediately became one of the biggest shocks of the 2025 season.