Sports & Society
Explore football’s connections to community, education and public life through stories from Huddle Up Magazine.
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NFL’s Al-Shaair shows Gaza message during ESPN interview
In his postgame interview on Monday night, Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair said the things you’d expect to hear, like…
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Community Corner: A week of kindness
Investing in the youth: The NFL Draft is all about the future of football. Those who hear their names called…
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NFL’s Paris Debut Tests How Global Growth Becomes Local Culture
The first NFL regular-season game in France arrives with local ticket demand, youth participation and security coordination shaping the week.
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A.J. Brown Returns as Patriots Balance Star Power and Patience
New England activated A.J. Brown from injured reserve, creating a leadership test in how the Patriots stage his return on…
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Packers Turn to Depth After Three More Players Land on Injured Reserve
Green Bay placed Javon Hargrave, Skyy Moore and Jonathan Ford on injured reserve, testing the preparation behind its 3–2 start.
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Texans Edge Jaguars at Wembley as Travis Hunter Makes Two Way History
Houston won 34 to 31 on Ka’imi Fairbairn’s final kick, while Jacksonville’s Travis Hunter scored and intercepted a pass in…
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NFL’s Flag Football Training Push Targets the People Behind the Olympic Boom
The NFL is developing a technology platform to train flag football athletes, coaches and officials at scale before the sport's…
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Hunter Henry Named NFLPA Community MVP After $220,000 Freedom to Play Fundraiser
The NFLPA named Hunter Henry its Week 6 Community MVP after his Freedom to Play event raised more than $220,000…
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Saints, Ochsner and Entergy Pack Meals in New Orleans Day of Service
Saints leaders joined Ochsner and Entergy volunteers at Second Harvest on October 13, connecting football visibility to South Louisiana hunger…
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Packers Honor Navy Chief Kera Archambeault Through Operation Fan Mail
Green Bay recognized Navy Chief Kera Archambeault during its October 11 home game as Operation Fan Mail continued its 20th…