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If the Broncos and Patriots finish with identical records atop the AFC, the NFL’s tiebreaker sequence will first check head‑to‑head (not applicable because they did not play), then conference record (...
files contain the names of numerous people from , but presence in contact books or documents does not equal criminal involvement and, in many cases, the files show only tenuous links such as name‑drop...
Yes — there is at least one clear, documented case of a backup quarterback who entered a Super Bowl as an in-game substitute and had a direct impact on the result: Earl Morrall relieved an injured Joh...
If Denver and New England finish tied for the AFC’s top seed, the NFL applies conference record first (both teams are 6-2 in AFC play as of recent reports), then record vs. common opponents (Broncos l...
A short, verifiable list shows that a small group of NFL quarterbacks who began seasons as backups — or were on the bench earlier in their careers — went on to start and win a Super Bowl: Roger Stauba...
If the Broncos and Patriots finish the regular season tied in overall record, the NFL’s two‑club tiebreaker sequence starts with head‑to‑head, then conference record, then record versus common opponen...
The unsealed and subsequent releases repeatedly name a cluster of high‑profile people — including former presidents, royals, tech billionaires and entertainers — with some individuals appearing hundre...
The released show recurring references to a handful of high‑profile figures — notably former presidents and and at least one well‑mentioned business owner, the co‑owner — but frequency alone does not ...
show communications, photos and other records linking to a wide range of business leaders and politicians, including emails or images involving , , , , and high‑profile politicians such as , and forme...
recent dump of roughly three million pages named a cross-section of politicians, financiers, tech billionaires and celebrities — with a small subset of names appearing most frequently, notably Steven ...
A final tranche of roughly three million pages, including images and videos, from the ’s long-running inquiries into was published at the end of January 2026 after required disclosure; the files are t...
’s mass publication of some 3–3.5 million pages of material tied to has produced a recurring cast of names — from mainstream political figures to business and entertainment elites — but frequency does...
’s massive release of -related records includes names of many well-known public figures — from politicians and royals to tech billionaires and entertainers — but the documents overwhelmingly record co...
's January 2026 release of more than three million pages of files related to mentions a wide roster of prominent cultural figures across politics, business, technology and entertainment — from former ...
No reporting in the supplied documents links any "wealthy donors of " to the files; the public releases do name a roster of rich and famous figures — including , , , and — but the materials and journa...
NFL teams have historically treated the backup quarterback role as a mix of insurance policy and apprenticeship: organizations keep veterans ready through intensive film work, mentorship and scout‑tea...
Russell Wilson’s status as an NFL starting quarterback is uncertain but not definitively finished; recent reports in September–October 2025 document a benching, potential trade interest, and speculati...
The sources provided contain conflicting claims about who is the New York Giants’ quarterback: several analyses assert remains the team’s quarterback based on his 2023 contract , while other pieces im...