Bradford Pearson

I just realized this story is nearly two months old, so I looked it up to see if I missed a discourse on this on here and I don't think so? NFL coaches were just paying her while she also reported ON the NFL? Come on.

She was an NFL sideline reporter. Now she helps NFL coaches find their blind spots Former NFL reporter Laura Okmin has replicated her "blind spot" project with more than 10 NFL coaches, including some in this year's cycle.

My biggest takeaway from this to me is not the focus of the story, but rather that NFL coaches were paying a Fox sideline reporter for her side hustle, something she kept from her bosses and the public. Not great!

maybe it's a sign

could've gone "fuselage" for #3 as well!

hmm I wonder what "pretty co-eds" means in this context?

What is the capital of Poland?

skinnylicious(r) asian chicken lettuce wrap and a pineapple upside down cheesecake

What theaters are showing Scream 7 today?

skinnylicious(r) asian chicken lettuce wrap and a pineapple upside down cheesecake

AI should be able to scrape the Cheesecake Factory menu and base all of its generative work solely off of it

Five Guys CEO looks like the burgers might be eating him from the inside out

From Fairmount to the 'Today' Show: The Journey of Sheinelle Jones She now hosts the fourth hour with Jenna Bush Hager.

This was for @phillyvictor.bsky.social's fantastic interview with Sheinelle Jones in the March issue:

The Today Show says subscribe to @phillymag.com

Internal madness, comedy, before-its-time discussions of race, sweeping vistas…get that man on a clipper ship

let Jordan Peele do Moby Dick you cowards!!

I just looked it up and I can't imagine there are many teams—for better or worse!—who have had seven different leading scorers over the course of a season.

THWND

that magazine was SO good

Lots of the blocks included in this study resemble the blocks that surround Philly schools, especially in South Philly—narrow, with little use for vehicular traffic anyway. So...why can't us?

I want to thank @edsbs.bsky.social for my latest addiction

www.maptap.gg March 4
99🎯 96🏅 99🎯 100🎯 89🎉
Final score: 960

Man, this video could fuel a year-long American Studies seminar. Lynyrd Skynyrd's latter-day Back-to-Dixie "home song"—a genre whose lineage stretches from postbellum minstrelsy to early 20c blackface Dixie song updates, many written by Tin Pan Alley Jews—repurposed as a fascist Zionist anthem 😮

There Are Few Things Harry Styles Has to Himself. Running Is One of Them. The global pop superstar chats with legendary author and fellow marathoner Haruki Murakami on the sublime simplicity of running—and how it nourishes the creative life.

unfair that Harry Styles can be this talented and attractive and such a good runner, and that he also is apparently very good at interviewing? I don't care for this one bit

There Are Few Things Harry Styles Has to Himself. Running Is One of Them. The global pop superstar chats with legendary author and fellow marathoner Haruki Murakami on the sublime simplicity of running—and how it nourishes the creative life.

I give so much credit to the @runnersworld.bsky.social editorial team for getting Harry Styles to do their cover -- in conversation with Murakami, no less! -- impressive.

There's one more piece of this package to come later this week, and I think you'll be pleased...

I was a sports intern at CN8 that summer. You would've thought it was the Super Bowl the way the team snapped into action.

literally the first event I thought of when we were coming up with this timeline

I feel like Dan would've liked this one in particular

The Most Quintessentially Philadelphia Sports Moments From The Hit to The Stepover and beyond, a look back at the most unmistakably Philly moments in sports history.

And here are the rest:

In addition to @phillymag.com's Most Philly Athletes of All Time list, we also wrote about the Most Quintessentially Philly Sports Moments. During production, we had to add one to the very end of the timeline. Miss you, friend.

I just finished Adam Higginbotham's Challenger and it's an incredible book in that it both inspires me and also makes me never want to try to write again.

The Best of the Rest: The Athletes Who Just Missed Our “Most Philly” List We couldn't fit everyone in the top 25, but these folks deserve some recognition, too.

When we were coming up with our 25 Most Philly Athletes of All Time list, we started with a much longer list. Here's that list. I'm sure the illustration will already make many people angry.

A child inside of a claw machine smiling

The GWB “sir, a second plane” meme

a screenshot of the city of Philadelphia homicide rate, which is 16 as of March 1, down from 33 in 2025 and 86 in 2022.

It will tick back up as the weather gets better, but the drop in the murder rate in Philadelphia is truly incredible. Down 52 percent from last year, which was the lowest rate in 60 years. Down *82 percent* from just 2022!