NFL

Coming into the 2022 NFL season, the Chargers and superstar quarterback Herbert will look to make the playoffs for the first time since being drafted.

Now we have a football league that fills in the gap and provides an opportunity for football fans to watch the sport at a different time of the year in the summer.

After 24 hours in Sin City, here are The Daily Californian’s three main takeaways from day one of the 2022 NFL Draft.

With the loss of almost two-thirds of last season’s starters, Cal football must rebuild and recalibrate during the offseason.

There has been much anticipation surrounding potential picks with the NFL draft approaching. Sports reporter AJ Alany gives his take on the upcoming football festivities.

With teams retooling and recalibrating for Super Bowl contention, The Daily Californian's sports department gives you a recap and analysis of a wild 2022 NFL free agency.

With my press badge around my neck and my confidence restored, I was starting to feel like I belonged: Maybe I could do this after all.

A trip to Indiana, 12 interviews and four hours of sleep later, Sports Editor Ryan Chien and football beat reporter Kabir Rao are here to break it all down.

A free-for-all, any media member was allowed to ask any question to any player — as long as they found room to talk within the allocated 15 minutes.

The reality is that the NFL is run by 30 white owners, who watch a 32-team league that has only two Black head coaches but is made up of 70% Black players.