Quarterbacks - Talk about an arms trade: Three teams moved up to select QBs in the first round.

Boris Diaw - The sixth man makes films, travels the world and fills a key role for the Spurs.

Trend Spotting - The young season features tons of young talent and an overreliance on homers and more...

Indiana Fever
With a new supporting cast, coach and front office, the game’s biggest star is at the center of a fast-track rebuild.
BY EMMA BACCELLIERI

Jonquel Jones
In her second season with the Liberty, the forward let her play do the talking as she was named Finals MVP.
BY CLARE BRENNAN
 
Season Guide
Who’s where now? After an offseason of unprecedented player movement, we’ve got the players—and teams—set to thrive in 2025.

The Heisman Trophy winner is determined to continue as a star receiver, cornerback and bass fisherman
BY PAT FORDE

Boise State’s 2,000-yard man, a potential top-10 pick, is setting out to revitalize the running back position
BY BRYAN FISCHER

Quarterbacks have gone first in six of the last seven years, but the class of 2025 offers some intriguing options
BY DANIEL FLICK.

THE METS
An owner who appreciates the finer things, no matter the cost, shelled out a record amount for Juan Soto
BY TOM VERDUCCI

DAVE ROBERTS
The skipper loves his job and is historically great at it. So why doesn’t L.A. seem able to love him back?
BY STEPHANIE APSTEIN

UMPIRE CAMP
Fans are united in one thing: a disdain for the men in blue. But that isn’t stopping these hopefuls
BY EMMA BACCELLIERI

JAYLEN BROWN: The reigning NBA Finals MVP would like to redefine the role sports plays in society. BY CHRIS MANNIX.
TONY DUNGY: The first Black coach to win a Super Bowl thinks NFL teams are being shortsighted. BY CONOR ORR.
CANELO ÁLVAREZ: Uniting boxing and Mexican music has meant box-office gold for the champ. BY GILBERTO MANZANO.

SIMONE BILES - For sparking change across sports, the GOAT gymnast is SI’s Sportsperson of the Year.

DIKEMBE MUTOMBO - An intimidator on the court, the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award recipient was a gentle giant off it.

ADRIAN WOJNAROWSKI Bombs away! By leaving ESPN, the newsbreaker became the biggest story of the year.

NATE BARGATZE Did anyone have a better day of 2024 than the golf-obsessed Vandy superfan and SNL host?.

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: NFL blockers have evolved from really big guys to really big guys with shocking nimbleness.

NOVAK DJOKOVIC: His repertoire includes top shotmaking and defense, but his greatest weapon is his mind.

BOOZER BROTHERS: The five-star recruits have been looking out for each other since birth.

VICTOR WEMBANYAMA At 20, the phenom is always looking to learn.

ADAM SILVER The commissioner is focusing on the fan experience.

TIP-INS Did the Lakers make the right call by hiring a coach with zero experience?

ATHLETES - These peak performers push limits, redefine success and have an outsized impact between and outside the lines.

INFLUENCERS - The sports conversation is driven by these social stars, style icons, tastemakers and opinion shapers...

TRIPLE WHAMMY
Plenty of teams, like the Chiefs, have won two Super Bowls in a row with an elite QB in his prime. So why hasn’t one ever won a third?

THE ELUSIVE THREE-PEAT
The Chiefs want a third ring, but history is against them 
BY MATT VERDERAME

GUARDIAN CAPS
Will protective headwear catch on in a rugged league? 
BY CONOR ORR

PUSHING LIMITS 
From the start, SI has chronicled the chase to redefine athletic potential. What frontiers will we explore in the next 70 years?
BY MICHAEL ROSENBERG

BREANNA STEWART
The WNBA is booming, thanks in no small part to a sublime player who has bridged the generational gap from hoops pioneers to next-gen stars.
BY GREG BISHOP

SEEING THE SITES
Several iconic French landmarks will serve as competition venues.

TRACK: U.S. RELAY TEAM
Will adding science to speed make things golden again? 
BY MICHAEL ROSENBERG

GUIDE TO THE GAMES
Day by day, what to watch for over 19 days of competition. 
BY MITCH GOLDICH

SHOHEI OHTANI
He broke the mold for what a player and a contract can be. Next goal: making a mark in October.
BY TOM VERDUCCI

THE GLOVE DOCTOR
The go-to mitt repairman for pro ballplayers knows: Every hunk of leather tells a story.
BY EMMA BACCELLIERI

JUJU WATKINS
She could have gone anywhere, but the L.A. native (and elite scorer) stayed close to home and is revitalizing USC women’s hoops.
BY EMMA BACCELLIERI

THE COACHING CAROUSEL
It seems that nothing short of a Super Bowl can guarantee job security for modern NFL coaches, raising the question: Who would want this job?
BY CONOR ORR

THE INFLUENTIAL
More than 2,300 teams have competed in more than a century of pro football. According to our blue-ribbon panel, these are the squads with the most lasting impact.
BY MATT VERDERAME

INTERNET BETTING
In the 1990s the masterminds behind World Sports Exchange were pioneering online sports gambling. Then the NFL rallied the U.S. government against them.
BY L.JON WERTHEIM

SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
Deion Sanders didn’t just revitalize a moribund Colorado football program. He brought new life to campus and helped transform a community.
BY PAT FORDE

23 FOR ’23
When we reflect on 2023, what will stay with us? Here are the people, moments and trends that made it a most memorable year—and will shape memories for years to come.

INSIDE THE DOLPHINS
A behind-the-scenes
look at the people and relationships—and the tiny details fretted over and unseen gruntwork—that make an NFL team go on any given Sunday BY MITCH GOLDICH AND CONOR ORR

CLIPPERS’ NEW DOME 
Steve Ballmer is creating a new arena designed to get fans off their damn phones BY L.JON WERTHEIM

IN-SEASON STORY LINES 
A new event could bring a European flair.
by Chris Mannix

PHOENIX SUNS 
Meet the rare team still embracing the superstar model.
by Chris Mannix

BAYOU BANK
Thanks to top NIL earners like Flau’jae Johnson, LSU has become a preferred destination for athletes in women’s sports.

JALEN HURTS - Philly’s new Fresh Prince has big plans—and he usually sticks to them.

PASS-RUSH CAMP - At Von Miller’s summer summit, elite defenders swap secrets.

SCOUTING REPORTS - Everything you need to know about every team, including which one will win it all.

JACOB DEGROM
The righthander once seemed destined for Cooperstown. Now, after another arm injury (and surgery), he’s joined a more painful club.
BY TOM VERDUCCI

PARIS 2024
Preening despots? Massive debts? Non, merci. One year out, Paris is shaping up as a very boring Olympics—exactly what the IOC needs.
BY L. JON WERTHEIM

USWNT
As the champs attempt a three-peat, a new generation of stars is taking the lead.
BY STEPHANIE APSTEIN

THE CHALLENGERS
U.S. supremacy is finally being tested by soccer-mad countries leaning into the women’s game.
BY BRIAN STRAUS

THE HOSTS
Australia and New Zealand are eager to show a more progressive, inclusive vision of themselves.
BY L. JON WERTHEIM

SAUCE GARDNER
The Jets’ Defensive Rookie of the Year feels deeply for others, except, perhaps, opposing quarterbacks.
BY CONOR ORR

GEORGE PLIMPTON
The son of the legendary writer muses on how sports bonded him with his dad—and are now bonding him with his son.
BY TAYLOR PLIMPTON

BRYCE YOUNG
The 2021 Heisman winner from Alabama has been as picked apart as any top quarterback draft prospect. Is he ready for the big time?
BY CONOR ORR

VAN GUNDY BROTHERS
After coaching careers where their paths rarely crossed, Jeff and Stan are now color commentators whose paths rarely cross. But their fraternal bond is as strong as ever.
BY STEVE RUSHIN

SAC RACE
After 16 years without a postseason berth, Keegan Murray and the resurgent Kings are in the mix in the West thanks to their up-tempo style.

PADRES
Is the San Diego spending binge really going to work? And don’t you wish your team acted like this?
BY STEPHANIE APSTEIN

THE GREENEST TEAM
Forest Green Rovers don’t bur  carbon. They don’t even sell meat. Can the big clubs catch up? 
BY JOHN GONZALEZ

SHAI GILGEOUSALEXANDER
Tanking for a certain 7’ 3” French teen prodigy? Thanks to OKC’s breakout star, the Thunder have other ideas.
BY CHRIS MANNIX

SHANE VAN BOENING
He doesn’t curse, smoke or drink. But that’s not why the pool champion’s senses (all but one) are heightened
BY L . JON WERTHEIM

POST PLAY
As big guys who dominate on the blocks become more rare, a few preach the forgotten craft—and seek its return.
BY CHRIS BALLARD

HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Bison coach Nic Askew has made the nation’s lone all-Black swim team competitive—and the hottest ticket around.
BY ROBERT SANCHEZ

STEPHEN CURRY The 2022 
Sportsperson of the Year lifted his teammates, and countless others, with his charitable works.
BY MICHAEL ROSENBERG

CARTER BONAS
After being bullied, the SportsKid of the Year leaned into his autism to become a golfer and an entrepreneur.
BY MARK BECHTEL

GOATS FAREWELL
The sports world said baa-bye to a veritable herd of great ones, including a slugger, a partying tight end and two tennis greats..

LONG SNAPPERS
They’re as overlooked as they are essential. Inside their upside-down world.
BY ALEX PREWITT

BO JACKSON
One of the greatest backs of all time was destined for Tampa, until the Buccaneers mucked it all up.
BY JEFF PEARLMAN

BOSTON CELTICS
After losing the NBA Finals at home, the defending East champs have a chip on their shoulder.
BY CHRIS MANNIX

SCOUTING REPORTS
See what opposing scouts have to say about all 30 teams and which players have the most to prove.

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