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Turning Point USA Launches All American Halftime Show as Alternative to Bad Bunny's 2026 Super Bowl Performance Last updated 5 hours ago Turning Point USA announced 'The All American Halftime Show' on Wednesday, scheduling it for February 8, 2026, the same day as Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The event serves as a conservative counter to the NFL's selection of Bad Bunny as the official halftime headliner, amid criticism from figures like President Donald Trump over the league's perceived progressive leanings. Organizers have not yet revealed performers or additional details but aim to emphasize patriotic values.

Yup, My thought exactly

What makes that guy better than McD?

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This image was on Yahoo's front page under Top News. I just found it odd how dark Josh looks and wonder if AI messed up.

All of the upper deck is under the roof. All of it!

Max is moving much more smoothly and confidently than even 7-10 days ago based on these videos.

Not into the woods...

The people who were OK with priests being arrested for the crime of holding mass during COVID are now crying crocodile tears for a professional agitator who got what he wanted. Womp womp.

A big problem with our defense is that a number of guys we were counting on to play at the same level as last year have regressed. Bernard has regressed, Benford has regressed, Johnson has regressed, Rapp holy hell is he playing like ass, Glass Milano doing his usual, Williams looked like he took a step back, Groot didn’t show up first 4 games (bone bruise, yeah ok), White is washed, Ed gets hurt yet again. As for positives, I’d say Bishop is coming along, Walker looks like he’s coming along, Bosa is playing well, Jones is playing well, and Shaq Thompson should start next to Bernard. Doesn’t matter how many resources you pour into the D, if over half your starters aren’t available or are playing worse than last year, we’ve got a problem. The only hope we have is that as guys heal and the PED guys come back, we slowly round into form towards the end of the season and look like a different defense than we do now.

I've got an offer from a seller, Crownline 230 LS open bow. Really has me thinking. But the costs to support the boat have me backing off

NYC for me, as someone who has had every kind listed aside from Detroit, it's NYC hands down. Reality is, this is a personal preference poll, so no matter which you choose, no one is right and no one is wrong. You like what you like.

Agree with your post. However, with the newer kickoff rules and the league still trying to figure these out, its not as clear cut as it was a few years ago IMO. 15secs isnt a lot of time either way, and the offense doesnt have much speed anyways... I'm actually in same boat as you, especially needing 3 points, but i think its less egregious of a decision than it used to be. Better of trying to sneak a 20yd play off on 1st down.... then throw the hail mary, hope for a miracle or a pass interference with a chance to kick even with clock at 0:00

Two things. One, when they "awarded" Yasser Arafat the Nobel, all credibility was lost. Two, and on a lighter note, I will really miss ex Press Secretary Karine Jeane-Pierre's annual, gross mispronunciation of the award. You would think that one of her staff members would have told her how to pronounce it.

Im voting for the female African immigrant in Virginia for governor over the elitist white female.

None of the statements from the players' parents are rumors.

I thought the Rasul Douglas trade was fantastic for the Bills. A lot of these trades so far this year are either underperforming players or too often injured players that teams don't want to pay new contracts, so why not get something in return. A part of the equation is who's available. For example, IMO, Cincy trading for Joe Flacco didn't make a lot of sense. Read where they called almost everyone in the NFL, and for example, the Giants didn't want to part with Winston or Wilson. Now, it looks like that was the best they could do at this juncture. If the Bills look great at the deadline, would I trade a Dawson Knox or an Alec Andersen or a high pick for a player that really helps in the playoffs? Probably. You don't want a flame out season right before you open the new stadium. Need to get it done this year.

I am trying to sort out how to watch Monday night's game only on ESPN. I don't have a cable package, on NFL ticket and streaming services. None of them carry ESPN, only the useless ESPN+, that I now refer to as ESPN-, (ESPN minus). Sling Orange day pass, at $4.99 per day, seems like a perfect solution to get ESPN for the day and watch the game with the family. Anyone try this before?

One would think. However:

Are you a woman?

Cooper, while no stud, opened up the passing game with his mere presence and past reputation as a top NFL wideout … Douglas was good to very good as a starter opposite Benford for a season. The only one I’ll give you is KB, but as a team just coming into its own, trading for him was a sensible move, based on his past reputation.

Be ready for this place to explode when the Pats make a huge move. They still have 54 million in cap space. They could absorb Ja'Marr Chase or Justin Jefferson if the Bengals or Vikings become sellers. They could afford Hendrickson AND Olave. They also have an extra 4th and 6th in the 2026 draft.