Falcons fans can turn to this week’s Sports Insider for position-by-position, in-depth analysis of the team’s strengths and weaknesses from quarterbacks to defensive backs in a 2022 season that came oh-so-close to winning the NFC South division.
This week’s 57-page digital magazine also sets the table for this year’s March Madness in college basketball, with a look at how some schools that aren’t traditional headliners on the hardcourt already have been stealing the spotlight from traditional powerhouses like North Carolina and Kentucky.
Also, with a week to go until the Super Bowl, find out how the game became a focus for casual fans to wager on everything from the flip of a coin to how long it takes to sing the national anthem — the offbeat “prop bets” that gain attention during the biggest game in the sport.
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Plus: Why LIV Golf players are taking their fight to court in Europe; a look at perhaps NASCAR’s most unusual race and how it could become a mainstay; why a women’s pro cricket league could make an impact in other sports across the world; what suspended baseball star Fernando Tatis Jr. is doing to change his outlook; the case for and against moving NFL conference championships to neutral fields — as well as plenty more to read all week long in the latest Sports Insider.
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