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The Best Player on Every N.F.L. Team Who Doesn’t Play Quarterback

Quarterbacks live in the spotlight, but a season is shaped by advantages franchises gain elsewhere on the field, too.

Did Using N.F.L. Stadiums for Copa América Work?

The $200 tickets and empty seats feel like a missed opportunity ahead of the World Cup, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

The Player Who Can Stop the Most Lethal Shot in Tennis

Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard’s serve has lit up Wimbledon. How to return it? Ask his best friend.

How Las Vegas Became the Epicenter of the N.B.A. Offseason

Twenty years ago, a decision that sought to bring the league closer together changed the shape of the offseason forever.

How a Water Bottle Gave England an Advantage in Penalty Shootouts

The team staff printed out opposition research results on goalkeeper Jordan Pickford’s bottle concealed by a towel.

Andy Murray, a Benevolent Thorn in Tennis’ Side

As the two-time champion says farewell to Wimbledon, his Grand Slam title roll barely scratches the surface of his importance to the sport.

8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week

Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

High Above New York, a Battle for Tourist Dollars

Our writer took four ear-popping elevator journeys high above Midtown Manhattan to experience amusement-park-like adventures.

An N.F.L. Star Hit Rock Bottom at Rikers Island. Now, He’s a Different Person.

Mark Gastineau spent his career in the spotlight. At 67, he lives with the reverberations of the life he once led, without the attention.

The U.S. Men’s Soccer Coach Must Face His Failures

A massive missed opportunity at Copa América leaves Gregg Berhalter with an uncertain future, a columnist for The Athletic writes.