Deadspin | Field Level Media’s Top 100 Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza — QB11 at the NFL Scouting Combine — greets Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson (QB17) at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Field Level Media Top 100 rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft: 1. QB Fernando Mendoza Indiana (6-5, 225) 2. RB Jeremiyah Love Notre Dame (6-0, 210) 3. TE Kenyon Sadiq Oregon (6-3, 245) 4. WR Carnell Tate Ohio State (6-3, 195) 5. OT Spencer Fano Utah (6-4, 300) 6. LB Arvell Reese Ohio State (6-4, 243) 7. EDGE David Bailey Texas Tech (6-3, 247) 8. LB Sonny Styles Ohio State (6-5, 243) 9. EDGE Keldric Faulk Auburn (6-5, 285) 10. OT Kadyn Proctor Alabama (6-7, 365) 11. S Caleb Downs Ohio State (6-1, 200) 12. WR Makai Lemon USC (5-11, 195) 13. OT Francis Mauigoa Miami (6-6, 300) 14. CB Mansoor Delane LSU (6-0, 190) 15. DT Peter Woods Clemson (6-3, 315) 16. EDGE Rueben Bain Jr. Miami (6-2, 270) 17. CB Avieon Terrell Clemson (5-11, 190) 18. WR Jordyn Tyson Arizona State (6-2, 200) 19. DT Kayden McDonald Ohio State (6-2, 326) 20. CB Jermod McCoy Tennessee (5-10, 193) 21. OLB Cashius Howell Texas A&M (6-2, 249) 22. CB Colton Hood Tennessee (6-0, 195) 23. CB Brandon Cisse South Carolina (6-0, 190) 24. WR KC Concepcion Texas A&M (5-11, 190) 25. QB Ty Simpson Alabama (6-2, 208) 26. OT Monroe Freeling Georgia (6-7, 315) 27. OT Caleb Lomu Utah (6-6, 300) 28. FS Emmanuel McNeil-Warren Toledo (6-3, 209) 29. LB Anthony Hill Jr. Texas (6-2, 238) 30. OG Vega Ioane Penn State (6-4, 323) 31. RB Jadarian Price Notre Dame (5-10, 210) 32. C Connor Lew Auburn (6-3, 300) 33. LB Jake Golday Cincinnati (6-4, 240) 34. DT Lee Hunter Texas Tech (6-3, 333) 35. DT Caleb Banks Florida (6-6, 334) 36. CB Chris Johnson San Diego State (6-0, 185) 37. WR Omar Cooper Jr. Indiana (6-0, 204) 38. TE Max Klare Ohio State (6-3, 240) 39. LB CJ Allen Georgia (6-1, 236) 40. EDGE Akheem Mesidor Miami (6-3, 265) 41. CB Will Lee III Texas A&M (6-1, 191) 42. EDGE Joshua Josephs Tennessee (6-3, 240) 43. EDGE Malachi Lawrence UCF (6-4, 247) 44. CB Keith Abney II Arizona State (6-0, 190) 45. QB Taylen Green Arkansas (6-6, 225) 46. OLB R Mason Thomas Oklahoma (6-1, 249) 47. EDGE TJ Parker Clemson (6-3, 255) 48. OG Emmanuel Pregnon Oregon (6-4, 323) 49. OT Max Iheanachor Arizona State (6-5, 325) 50. WR Germie Bernard Alabama (6-1, 209) 51. EDGE Derrick Moore Michigan (6-3, 265) 52. WR Chris Bell Louisville (6-2, 220) 53. OT Dametrious Crownover Texas A&M (6-6, 335) 54. WR Bryce Lance North Dakota State (6-3, 210) 55. EDGE LT Overton Alabama (6-2, 274) 56. OG Chase Bisontis Texas A&M (6-6, 320) 57. EDGE Zion Young Missouri (6-5, 255) 58. OT Blake Miller Clemson (6-6, 314) 59. DT Domonique Orange Iowa State (6-2, 325) 60. OT Caleb Tiernan Northwestern (6-7, 325) 61. TE Eli Stowers Vanderbilt (6-3, 240) 62. SS Jakobe Thomas Miami (6-2, 200) 63. SS DQ Smith South Carolina (6-1, 209) 64. RB Jonah Coleman Washington (5-9, 225) 65. OT Markel Bell Miami (6-9, 340) 66. WR Ted Hurst Georgia State (6-3, 193) 67. CB Keionte Scott Miami (6-0, 195) 68. C Logan Jones Iowa (6-3, 302) 69. C Brian Parker II Duke (6-5, 300) 70. FS Bud Clark TCU (6-0, 190) 71. LB Harold Perkins Jr. LSU (6-1, 222) 72. SS Jalon Kilgore South Carolina (6-1, 197) 73. CB Charles Demmings Stephen F. Austin (6-0, 185) 74. RB Nick Singleton Penn State (6-0, 226) 75. QB Carson Beck Miami (6-4, 225) 76. CB Treydan Stukes Arizona (6-2, 200) 77. CB Hezekiah Masses California (6-1, 185) 78. QB Cade Klubnik Clemson (6-1, 210) 79. FS Genesis Smith Arizona (6-2, 204) 80. FS Dillon Thieneman Oregon (6-0, 205) 81. WR Zachariah Branch Georgia (5-10, 175) 82. WR Chris Brazzell II Tennessee (6-4, 200) 83. SS A.J. Haulcy LSU (5-11, 222) 84. EDGE Dani Dennis-Sutton Penn State (6-5, 265) 85. WR Antonio Williams Clemson (5-11, 190) 86. OG Gennings Dunker Iowa (6-5, 315) 87. FS Kamari Ramsey USC (6-0, 205) 88. RB Kaytron Allen Penn State (5-11, 220) 89. SS Zakee Wheatley Penn State (6-2, 192) 90. WR Deion Burks Oklahoma (5-9, 190) 91. OT Drew Shelton Penn State (6-5, 305) 92. CB Daylen Everette Georgia (6-0, 193) 93. OG Anez Cooper Miami (6-6, 350) 94. DT Tim Keenan III Alabama (6-2, 320) 95. EDGE Patrick Payton LSU (6-6, 255) 96. FS Isaiah Nwokobia SMU (6-1, 205) 97. CB Julian Neal Arkansas (6-2, 208) 98. CB Tacario Davis Washington (6-4, 200) 99. DT Darrell Jackson Jr. Florida State (6-5, 337) 100. EDGE Max Llewellyn Iowa (6-5, 263) –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Field #Level #Medias #Top

Deadspin | Field Level Media’s Top 100
Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza — QB11 at the NFL Scouting Combine — greets Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson (QB17) at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Field Level Media Top 100 rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft:

1. QB Fernando Mendoza Indiana (6-5, 225)

2. RB Jeremiyah Love Notre Dame (6-0, 210)

3. TE Kenyon Sadiq Oregon (6-3, 245)

4. WR Carnell Tate Ohio State (6-3, 195)

5. OT Spencer Fano Utah (6-4, 300)

6. LB Arvell Reese Ohio State (6-4, 243)

7. EDGE David Bailey Texas Tech (6-3, 247)

8. LB Sonny Styles Ohio State (6-5, 243)

9. EDGE Keldric Faulk Auburn (6-5, 285)

10. OT Kadyn Proctor Alabama (6-7, 365)

11. S Caleb Downs Ohio State (6-1, 200)

12. WR Makai Lemon USC (5-11, 195)

13. OT Francis Mauigoa Miami (6-6, 300)

14. CB Mansoor Delane LSU (6-0, 190)

15. DT Peter Woods Clemson (6-3, 315)

16. EDGE Rueben Bain Jr. Miami (6-2, 270)

17. CB Avieon Terrell Clemson (5-11, 190)

18. WR Jordyn Tyson Arizona State (6-2, 200)

19. DT Kayden McDonald Ohio State (6-2, 326)

20. CB Jermod McCoy Tennessee (5-10, 193)

21. OLB Cashius Howell Texas A&M (6-2, 249)

22. CB Colton Hood Tennessee (6-0, 195)

23. CB Brandon Cisse South Carolina (6-0, 190)

24. WR KC Concepcion Texas A&M (5-11, 190)

25. QB Ty Simpson Alabama (6-2, 208)

26. OT Monroe Freeling Georgia (6-7, 315)

27. OT Caleb Lomu Utah (6-6, 300)

28. FS Emmanuel McNeil-Warren Toledo (6-3, 209)

29. LB Anthony Hill Jr. Texas (6-2, 238)

30. OG Vega Ioane Penn State (6-4, 323)

31. RB Jadarian Price Notre Dame (5-10, 210)

32. C Connor Lew Auburn (6-3, 300)

33. LB Jake Golday Cincinnati (6-4, 240)

34. DT Lee Hunter Texas Tech (6-3, 333)

35. DT Caleb Banks Florida (6-6, 334)

36. CB Chris Johnson San Diego State (6-0, 185)

37. WR Omar Cooper Jr. Indiana (6-0, 204)

38. TE Max Klare Ohio State (6-3, 240)

39. LB CJ Allen Georgia (6-1, 236)

40. EDGE Akheem Mesidor Miami (6-3, 265)

41. CB Will Lee III Texas A&M (6-1, 191)

42. EDGE Joshua Josephs Tennessee (6-3, 240)

43. EDGE Malachi Lawrence UCF (6-4, 247)

44. CB Keith Abney II Arizona State (6-0, 190)

45. QB Taylen Green Arkansas (6-6, 225)

46. OLB R Mason Thomas Oklahoma (6-1, 249)

47. EDGE TJ Parker Clemson (6-3, 255)

48. OG Emmanuel Pregnon Oregon (6-4, 323)

49. OT Max Iheanachor Arizona State (6-5, 325)

50. WR Germie Bernard Alabama (6-1, 209)

51. EDGE Derrick Moore Michigan (6-3, 265)

52. WR Chris Bell Louisville (6-2, 220)

53. OT Dametrious Crownover Texas A&M (6-6, 335)

54. WR Bryce Lance North Dakota State (6-3, 210)

55. EDGE LT Overton Alabama (6-2, 274)

56. OG Chase Bisontis Texas A&M (6-6, 320)

57. EDGE Zion Young Missouri (6-5, 255)

58. OT Blake Miller Clemson (6-6, 314)

59. DT Domonique Orange Iowa State (6-2, 325)

60. OT Caleb Tiernan Northwestern (6-7, 325)

61. TE Eli Stowers Vanderbilt (6-3, 240)

62. SS Jakobe Thomas Miami (6-2, 200)

63. SS DQ Smith South Carolina (6-1, 209)

64. RB Jonah Coleman Washington (5-9, 225)

65. OT Markel Bell Miami (6-9, 340)

66. WR Ted Hurst Georgia State (6-3, 193)

67. CB Keionte Scott Miami (6-0, 195)

68. C Logan Jones Iowa (6-3, 302)

69. C Brian Parker II Duke (6-5, 300)

70. FS Bud Clark TCU (6-0, 190)

71. LB Harold Perkins Jr. LSU (6-1, 222)

72. SS Jalon Kilgore South Carolina (6-1, 197)

73. CB Charles Demmings Stephen F. Austin (6-0, 185)

74. RB Nick Singleton Penn State (6-0, 226)

75. QB Carson Beck Miami (6-4, 225)

76. CB Treydan Stukes Arizona (6-2, 200)

77. CB Hezekiah Masses California (6-1, 185)

78. QB Cade Klubnik Clemson (6-1, 210)

79. FS Genesis Smith Arizona (6-2, 204)

80. FS Dillon Thieneman Oregon (6-0, 205)

81. WR Zachariah Branch Georgia (5-10, 175)

82. WR Chris Brazzell II Tennessee (6-4, 200)

83. SS A.J. Haulcy LSU (5-11, 222)

84. EDGE Dani Dennis-Sutton Penn State (6-5, 265)

85. WR Antonio Williams Clemson (5-11, 190)

86. OG Gennings Dunker Iowa (6-5, 315)

87. FS Kamari Ramsey USC (6-0, 205)

88. RB Kaytron Allen Penn State (5-11, 220)

89. SS Zakee Wheatley Penn State (6-2, 192)

90. WR Deion Burks Oklahoma (5-9, 190)

91. OT Drew Shelton Penn State (6-5, 305)

92. CB Daylen Everette Georgia (6-0, 193)

93. OG Anez Cooper Miami (6-6, 350)

94. DT Tim Keenan III Alabama (6-2, 320)

95. EDGE Patrick Payton LSU (6-6, 255)

96. FS Isaiah Nwokobia SMU (6-1, 205)

97. CB Julian Neal Arkansas (6-2, 208)

98. CB Tacario Davis Washington (6-4, 200)

99. DT Darrell Jackson Jr. Florida State (6-5, 337)

100. EDGE Max Llewellyn Iowa (6-5, 263)

–Field Level Media

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Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza — QB11 at the NFL Scouting Combine — greets Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson (QB17) at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Field Level Media Top 100 rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft:

1. QB Fernando Mendoza Indiana (6-5, 225)

2. RB Jeremiyah Love Notre Dame (6-0, 210)

3. TE Kenyon Sadiq Oregon (6-3, 245)

4. WR Carnell Tate Ohio State (6-3, 195)

5. OT Spencer Fano Utah (6-4, 300)

6. LB Arvell Reese Ohio State (6-4, 243)

7. EDGE David Bailey Texas Tech (6-3, 247)

8. LB Sonny Styles Ohio State (6-5, 243)

9. EDGE Keldric Faulk Auburn (6-5, 285)

10. OT Kadyn Proctor Alabama (6-7, 365)

11. S Caleb Downs Ohio State (6-1, 200)

12. WR Makai Lemon USC (5-11, 195)

13. OT Francis Mauigoa Miami (6-6, 300)

14. CB Mansoor Delane LSU (6-0, 190)

15. DT Peter Woods Clemson (6-3, 315)

16. EDGE Rueben Bain Jr. Miami (6-2, 270)

17. CB Avieon Terrell Clemson (5-11, 190)

18. WR Jordyn Tyson Arizona State (6-2, 200)

19. DT Kayden McDonald Ohio State (6-2, 326)

20. CB Jermod McCoy Tennessee (5-10, 193)

21. OLB Cashius Howell Texas A&M (6-2, 249)

22. CB Colton Hood Tennessee (6-0, 195)

23. CB Brandon Cisse South Carolina (6-0, 190)

24. WR KC Concepcion Texas A&M (5-11, 190)

25. QB Ty Simpson Alabama (6-2, 208)

26. OT Monroe Freeling Georgia (6-7, 315)

27. OT Caleb Lomu Utah (6-6, 300)

28. FS Emmanuel McNeil-Warren Toledo (6-3, 209)

29. LB Anthony Hill Jr. Texas (6-2, 238)

30. OG Vega Ioane Penn State (6-4, 323)

31. RB Jadarian Price Notre Dame (5-10, 210)

32. C Connor Lew Auburn (6-3, 300)

33. LB Jake Golday Cincinnati (6-4, 240)

34. DT Lee Hunter Texas Tech (6-3, 333)

35. DT Caleb Banks Florida (6-6, 334)

36. CB Chris Johnson San Diego State (6-0, 185)

37. WR Omar Cooper Jr. Indiana (6-0, 204)

38. TE Max Klare Ohio State (6-3, 240)

39. LB CJ Allen Georgia (6-1, 236)

40. EDGE Akheem Mesidor Miami (6-3, 265)

41. CB Will Lee III Texas A&M (6-1, 191)

42. EDGE Joshua Josephs Tennessee (6-3, 240)

43. EDGE Malachi Lawrence UCF (6-4, 247)

44. CB Keith Abney II Arizona State (6-0, 190)

45. QB Taylen Green Arkansas (6-6, 225)

46. OLB R Mason Thomas Oklahoma (6-1, 249)

47. EDGE TJ Parker Clemson (6-3, 255)

48. OG Emmanuel Pregnon Oregon (6-4, 323)

49. OT Max Iheanachor Arizona State (6-5, 325)

50. WR Germie Bernard Alabama (6-1, 209)

51. EDGE Derrick Moore Michigan (6-3, 265)

52. WR Chris Bell Louisville (6-2, 220)

53. OT Dametrious Crownover Texas A&M (6-6, 335)

54. WR Bryce Lance North Dakota State (6-3, 210)

55. EDGE LT Overton Alabama (6-2, 274)

56. OG Chase Bisontis Texas A&M (6-6, 320)

57. EDGE Zion Young Missouri (6-5, 255)

58. OT Blake Miller Clemson (6-6, 314)

59. DT Domonique Orange Iowa State (6-2, 325)

60. OT Caleb Tiernan Northwestern (6-7, 325)

61. TE Eli Stowers Vanderbilt (6-3, 240)

62. SS Jakobe Thomas Miami (6-2, 200)

63. SS DQ Smith South Carolina (6-1, 209)

64. RB Jonah Coleman Washington (5-9, 225)

65. OT Markel Bell Miami (6-9, 340)

66. WR Ted Hurst Georgia State (6-3, 193)

67. CB Keionte Scott Miami (6-0, 195)

68. C Logan Jones Iowa (6-3, 302)

69. C Brian Parker II Duke (6-5, 300)

70. FS Bud Clark TCU (6-0, 190)

71. LB Harold Perkins Jr. LSU (6-1, 222)

72. SS Jalon Kilgore South Carolina (6-1, 197)

73. CB Charles Demmings Stephen F. Austin (6-0, 185)

74. RB Nick Singleton Penn State (6-0, 226)

75. QB Carson Beck Miami (6-4, 225)

76. CB Treydan Stukes Arizona (6-2, 200)

77. CB Hezekiah Masses California (6-1, 185)

78. QB Cade Klubnik Clemson (6-1, 210)

79. FS Genesis Smith Arizona (6-2, 204)

80. FS Dillon Thieneman Oregon (6-0, 205)

81. WR Zachariah Branch Georgia (5-10, 175)

82. WR Chris Brazzell II Tennessee (6-4, 200)

83. SS A.J. Haulcy LSU (5-11, 222)

84. EDGE Dani Dennis-Sutton Penn State (6-5, 265)

85. WR Antonio Williams Clemson (5-11, 190)

86. OG Gennings Dunker Iowa (6-5, 315)

87. FS Kamari Ramsey USC (6-0, 205)

88. RB Kaytron Allen Penn State (5-11, 220)

89. SS Zakee Wheatley Penn State (6-2, 192)

90. WR Deion Burks Oklahoma (5-9, 190)

91. OT Drew Shelton Penn State (6-5, 305)

92. CB Daylen Everette Georgia (6-0, 193)

93. OG Anez Cooper Miami (6-6, 350)

94. DT Tim Keenan III Alabama (6-2, 320)

95. EDGE Patrick Payton LSU (6-6, 255)

96. FS Isaiah Nwokobia SMU (6-1, 205)

97. CB Julian Neal Arkansas (6-2, 208)

98. CB Tacario Davis Washington (6-4, 200)

99. DT Darrell Jackson Jr. Florida State (6-5, 337)

100. EDGE Max Llewellyn Iowa (6-5, 263)

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Peyton Stearns earns chance to face 3-time Madrid champ <div id=""><section id="0" class=" w-full"><div class="xl:container mx-0 !px-4 py-0 pb-4 !mx-0 !px-0"><img src="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-900/26743985.jpg" srcset="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-900/26743985.jpg" alt="Tennis: National Bank Open" class="w-full" fetchpriority="high" loading="eager"/><span class="text-0.8 leading-tight">Jul 30, 2025; Montreal, QC, Canada; Peyton Stearns (USA) returns the ball to Emma Raducanu (GBR) in second round play at IGA Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Kirouac-Imagn Images  </span></div></section><section id="section-1"> <p>Peyton Stearns defeated France’s Lois Boisson 6-1, 6-3 in 65 minutes as first-round action got underway Tuesday at the Mutua Madrid Open.</p> </section><section id="section-2"> <p>Stearns’ reward is a matchup with defending champ and No. 1 seed Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, a three-time winner of the WTA 1000 clay-court tournament in the Spanish capital.</p> </section><section id="section-3"> <p>Stearns never trailed in her opener, saving both break points she faced and converting four of her six break chances against Boisson.</p> </section><section id="section-4"> <p>Fellow American Venus Williams was not as fortunate against 20-year-old Spaniard Kaitlin Quevedo, who prevailed 6-2, 6-4 in one hour and 43 minutes. It was the 10th straight singles loss for Williams, 45, an invited player who was competing on clay for the first time since Roland Garros in 2021.</p> </section><br/><section id="section-5"> <p>Williams, whose sister Serena won this event in 2012 and 2013, won her first WTA title in 1998 — eight years before her opponent was born.</p> </section> <section id="section-6"> <p>Of the 10 singles matches played Tuesday, only one went to three sets. Austria’s Julia Grabher outlasted Spain’s Paula Badosa 7-6 (3), 4-6, 6-0 in two hours and 32 minutes.</p> </section><section id="section-7"> <p>Camila Osorio of Columbia needed only 65 minutes to complete a 6-0, 6-3 win against Russia’s Anastasia Zakharova. Poland’s Magda Linette defeated Robin Montgomery 6-4, 6-3. Hungary’s Anna Bonder posted a 6-2, 6-3 win against Switzerland’s Viktorija Golubic. </p> </section><section id="section-8"> <p>Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro was a swift 6-1, 6-1 winner against Brazil’s Beatriz Haddad Maia. Laura Siegemund of Germany eliminated Romania’s Irina-Camelia Begu 6-4, 6-0. Petra Marcinko of Croatia earned a 6-0, 7-5 victory over Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva of Andorra, and Czech Laura Samson won 6-4, 6-2 against Germany’s Tatjana Maria.</p> </section><section id="section-9"> <p>–Field Level Media</p> </section></div> #Deadspin #Peyton #Stearns #earns #chance #face #3time #Madrid #champ

Deadspin | Trending Revs look to snap road losing streak vs. lowly Atlanta Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner (30) reacts with defender Mamadou Fofana (2) after defeating the Columbus Crew at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images One of the main themes the New England Revolution have adopted under first-year head coach Marko Mitrovic is “belief.” As they visit Atlanta United on Wednesday night, they’ll continue rallying around that mentality. The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) come into Mercedes-Benz Stadium on a three-match winning streak after a 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew on Saturday. New England trailed 1-0 before Dor Turgeman’s equalizer in the 54th minute and Carles Gil’s match-winning penalty in the 85th. That never-give-up mindset didn’t exist a year ago, Revs defender Ilay Feingold noted. “The mentality that we showed, especially in the second half, was amazing,” Feingold said. “… We knew it was going to be a tough game, but we showed a great mentality and everyone made a great effort.” As they search for a fourth straight win, the Revs will look to add to Atlanta United’s misery. Atlanta (1-6-1, 4 points) fell to Eastern Conference-leading Nashville SC 2-0 on Saturday. The Five Stripes are winless in their last four MLS contests (0-3-1), have scored only one goal in that span and have been shut out five times in eight matches this season. “The energy’s not lacking … The fight, the desire to win is not lacking. Now, it just comes down to little details throughout the game that we need to fix. That’s what’s going to turn the results around,” Atlanta midfielder Cooper Sanchez said. Atlanta has just one win in its previous 12 home matches against MLS opponents (1-5-6). New England enters Wednesday on a six-match road losing streak dating back to last season. Its last road win was a 2-1 triumph over the Crew on Aug. 23, 2025. Turgeman’s goal was his second of the season, matching the team-high totals of Brayan Ceballos, Peyton Miller and Alhassan Yusuf. Luca Langoni has six assists, ranking second in MLS. Alexey Miranchuk leads Atlanta United in scoring with four of its six goals. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Trending #Revs #snap #road #losing #streak #lowly #Atlanta

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Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner (30) reacts with defender Mamadou Fofana (2) after defeating the Columbus Crew at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images

One of the main themes the New England Revolution have adopted under first-year head coach Marko Mitrovic is “belief.” As they visit Atlanta United on Wednesday night, they’ll continue rallying around that mentality.

The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) come into Mercedes-Benz Stadium on a three-match winning streak after a 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew on Saturday. New England trailed 1-0 before Dor Turgeman’s equalizer in the 54th minute and Carles Gil’s match-winning penalty in the 85th.

That never-give-up mindset didn’t exist a year ago, Revs defender Ilay Feingold noted.

“The mentality that we showed, especially in the second half, was amazing,” Feingold said. “… We knew it was going to be a tough game, but we showed a great mentality and everyone made a great effort.”

As they search for a fourth straight win, the Revs will look to add to Atlanta United’s misery.

Atlanta (1-6-1, 4 points) fell to Eastern Conference-leading Nashville SC 2-0 on Saturday. The Five Stripes are winless in their last four MLS contests (0-3-1), have scored only one goal in that span and have been shut out five times in eight matches this season.

“The energy’s not lacking … The fight, the desire to win is not lacking. Now, it just comes down to little details throughout the game that we need to fix. That’s what’s going to turn the results around,” Atlanta midfielder Cooper Sanchez said.

Atlanta has just one win in its previous 12 home matches against MLS opponents (1-5-6).

New England enters Wednesday on a six-match road losing streak dating back to last season. Its last road win was a 2-1 triumph over the Crew on Aug. 23, 2025.

Turgeman’s goal was his second of the season, matching the team-high totals of Brayan Ceballos, Peyton Miller and Alhassan Yusuf. Luca Langoni has six assists, ranking second in MLS.

Alexey Miranchuk leads Atlanta United in scoring with four of its six goals.

–Field Level Media

Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner (30) reacts with defender Mamadou Fofana (2) after defeating the Columbus Crew at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images

One of the main themes the New England Revolution have adopted under first-year head coach Marko Mitrovic is “belief.” As they visit Atlanta United on Wednesday night, they’ll continue rallying around that mentality.

The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) come into Mercedes-Benz Stadium on a three-match winning streak after a 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew on Saturday. New England trailed 1-0 before Dor Turgeman’s equalizer in the 54th minute and Carles Gil’s match-winning penalty in the 85th.

That never-give-up mindset didn’t exist a year ago, Revs defender Ilay Feingold noted.

“The mentality that we showed, especially in the second half, was amazing,” Feingold said. “… We knew it was going to be a tough game, but we showed a great mentality and everyone made a great effort.”

As they search for a fourth straight win, the Revs will look to add to Atlanta United’s misery.

Atlanta (1-6-1, 4 points) fell to Eastern Conference-leading Nashville SC 2-0 on Saturday. The Five Stripes are winless in their last four MLS contests (0-3-1), have scored only one goal in that span and have been shut out five times in eight matches this season.

“The energy’s not lacking … The fight, the desire to win is not lacking. Now, it just comes down to little details throughout the game that we need to fix. That’s what’s going to turn the results around,” Atlanta midfielder Cooper Sanchez said.

Atlanta has just one win in its previous 12 home matches against MLS opponents (1-5-6).

New England enters Wednesday on a six-match road losing streak dating back to last season. Its last road win was a 2-1 triumph over the Crew on Aug. 23, 2025.

Turgeman’s goal was his second of the season, matching the team-high totals of Brayan Ceballos, Peyton Miller and Alhassan Yusuf. Luca Langoni has six assists, ranking second in MLS.

Alexey Miranchuk leads Atlanta United in scoring with four of its six goals.

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Cincinnati hopes to turn better form into better result at NYCFC Apr 18, 2026; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; FC Cincinnati midfielder Pavel Bucha (20) (center) collects a pass as Chicago Fire FC midfielder Dje D’avilla (42) defends during the second half of an MLS match at TQL Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kareem Elgazzar-Imagn Images New York City FC will attempt to snap a four-match winless skid in league play on Wednesday night when they welcome FC Cincinnati to Yankee Stadium. While NYCFC (3-3-2, 11 points) continued their downward spiral in terms of results with a 2-1 setback to Charlotte FC last Saturday, head coach Pascal Jansen remained positive two days later while speaking to reporters. “We played a good game. It was a tough result, but game-wise, strategy-wise, play style-wise, it was a good game from our side, but unfortunately not good enough,” Jansen said on Monday. “But it’s something that helps you go forward into the next sequence of games.” Nicolas Fernandez continued his goal-scoring surge in the third minute of second-half stoppage time on Saturday. He has a team-best six goals in eight matches this season after totaling just three in 11 appearances (10 starts) in 2025. “We were just talking about that today, that I’ve matched my (number of) league goals from last year,” Fernandez said on Monday. “Every year, I set myself a target of what I want to achieve. Luckily, it’s been happening this season. Just have to continue on that streak.” While NYCFC are 0-3-1 over their last four MLS matches overall, FC Cincinnati sport that same record on the road this season. Cincinnati (2-4-2, 8 points) experienced a bit of a positive after recording its second straight draw with a 3-3 home decision versus the Chicago Fire on Saturday. Evander converted a penalty kick in the 79th minute and played a role in Dje D’Avilla’s own goal seven minutes later to help Cincinnati draw even from a 3-1 halftime deficit. “Play-wise, there’s been a lot of positives, but now that needs to translate into the wins,” FC Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan said on Tuesday. “… I’ve been more pleased in the last two games with some of the overall play despite those results not being what we’d like.” NYCFC posted a pair of 1-0 victories over FC Cincinnati last season. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Cincinnati #hopes #turn #form #result #NYCFC

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Apr 18, 2026; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; FC Cincinnati midfielder Pavel Bucha (20) (center) collects a pass as Chicago Fire FC midfielder Dje D’avilla (42) defends during the second half of an MLS match at TQL Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kareem Elgazzar-Imagn Images

New York City FC will attempt to snap a four-match winless skid in league play on Wednesday night when they welcome FC Cincinnati to Yankee Stadium.

While NYCFC (3-3-2, 11 points) continued their downward spiral in terms of results with a 2-1 setback to Charlotte FC last Saturday, head coach Pascal Jansen remained positive two days later while speaking to reporters.

“We played a good game. It was a tough result, but game-wise, strategy-wise, play style-wise, it was a good game from our side, but unfortunately not good enough,” Jansen said on Monday. “But it’s something that helps you go forward into the next sequence of games.”

Nicolas Fernandez continued his goal-scoring surge in the third minute of second-half stoppage time on Saturday. He has a team-best six goals in eight matches this season after totaling just three in 11 appearances (10 starts) in 2025.

“We were just talking about that today, that I’ve matched my (number of) league goals from last year,” Fernandez said on Monday. “Every year, I set myself a target of what I want to achieve. Luckily, it’s been happening this season. Just have to continue on that streak.”

While NYCFC are 0-3-1 over their last four MLS matches overall, FC Cincinnati sport that same record on the road this season.

Cincinnati (2-4-2, 8 points) experienced a bit of a positive after recording its second straight draw with a 3-3 home decision versus the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

Evander converted a penalty kick in the 79th minute and played a role in Dje D’Avilla’s own goal seven minutes later to help Cincinnati draw even from a 3-1 halftime deficit.

“Play-wise, there’s been a lot of positives, but now that needs to translate into the wins,” FC Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan said on Tuesday. “… I’ve been more pleased in the last two games with some of the overall play despite those results not being what we’d like.”

NYCFC posted a pair of 1-0 victories over FC Cincinnati last season.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Cincinnati #hopes #turn #form #result #NYCFC">Deadspin | Cincinnati hopes to turn better form into better result at NYCFC

Apr 18, 2026; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; FC Cincinnati midfielder Pavel Bucha (20) (center) collects a pass as Chicago Fire FC midfielder Dje D’avilla (42) defends during the second half of an MLS match at TQL Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kareem Elgazzar-Imagn Images

New York City FC will attempt to snap a four-match winless skid in league play on Wednesday night when they welcome FC Cincinnati to Yankee Stadium.

While NYCFC (3-3-2, 11 points) continued their downward spiral in terms of results with a 2-1 setback to Charlotte FC last Saturday, head coach Pascal Jansen remained positive two days later while speaking to reporters.

“We played a good game. It was a tough result, but game-wise, strategy-wise, play style-wise, it was a good game from our side, but unfortunately not good enough,” Jansen said on Monday. “But it’s something that helps you go forward into the next sequence of games.”

Nicolas Fernandez continued his goal-scoring surge in the third minute of second-half stoppage time on Saturday. He has a team-best six goals in eight matches this season after totaling just three in 11 appearances (10 starts) in 2025.

“We were just talking about that today, that I’ve matched my (number of) league goals from last year,” Fernandez said on Monday. “Every year, I set myself a target of what I want to achieve. Luckily, it’s been happening this season. Just have to continue on that streak.”

While NYCFC are 0-3-1 over their last four MLS matches overall, FC Cincinnati sport that same record on the road this season.

Cincinnati (2-4-2, 8 points) experienced a bit of a positive after recording its second straight draw with a 3-3 home decision versus the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

Evander converted a penalty kick in the 79th minute and played a role in Dje D’Avilla’s own goal seven minutes later to help Cincinnati draw even from a 3-1 halftime deficit.

“Play-wise, there’s been a lot of positives, but now that needs to translate into the wins,” FC Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan said on Tuesday. “… I’ve been more pleased in the last two games with some of the overall play despite those results not being what we’d like.”

NYCFC posted a pair of 1-0 victories over FC Cincinnati last season.

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Galaxy out to continue road improvement vs. Crew Apr 18, 2026; Frisco, Texas, USA; LA Galaxy forward Joseph Paintsil (28) dribbles the ball against FC Dallas defender Sebastien Ibeagha (25) during the second half at Toyota Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Chris Jones-Imagn Images The Los Angeles Galaxy can surpass a dubious mark from last season with a victory at the Columbus Crew on Wednesday night. Defeating the struggling Crew (1-4-3, 6 points) would give the Galaxy (2-3-3, 9 points) eight points on the road, one more than they earned in 2025. The most recent example of the Galaxy’s newfound confidence was rallying from a two-goal deficit for a 2-2 draw at FC Dallas on Saturday to improve to 1-1-2 in away matches. “I think everybody believes that we can continue this momentum,” Galaxy coach Greg Vanney said. “We’ve got a tough stretch because we play (four) out of our next (six) on the road … so we’ve got to be road warriors during this time too and take points.” The Galaxy were 0-10-7 on the road in 2025 but in addition to the FC Dallas match, they have a tie at Portland and a win at Austin. “I think maybe even last year we would have maybe put our heads down and just kind of gave up, unfortunately,” Galaxy defender John Nelson said. “But I think this year, the Austin win and now this going into Columbus, it’s everything.” Meanwhile, the Crew used to be nearly impossible to beat at home. But under first-year coach Henrik Rydstrom, they are 0-1-2 and they have one win in the past five matches overall. “I think we all just need to be more accountable in terms of, we know what we’re doing right now is not working, so we have to do something to change and it’s on the players. It’s on us,” Crew midfielder Max Arfsten said. The Crew must find their way offensively in their second match without Wessam Abou Ali, their leading scorer (five goals), who sustained a torn ACL and meniscus damage in his right knee on April 12 vs. Orlando City. In contrast, the Galaxy got a boost against Dallas when Joseph Paintsil returned from a hamstring injury that kept him out since March 7. He scored the tying goal and had an assist. “You see that Joe makes a huge difference,” Vanney said. “The chances that Joe gets with his quality and velocity, speed, things like that, it changes the group.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Galaxy #continue #road #improvement #Crew

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Apr 18, 2026; Frisco, Texas, USA; LA Galaxy forward Joseph Paintsil (28) dribbles the ball against FC Dallas defender Sebastien Ibeagha (25) during the second half at Toyota Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Chris Jones-Imagn Images

The Los Angeles Galaxy can surpass a dubious mark from last season with a victory at the Columbus Crew on Wednesday night.

Defeating the struggling Crew (1-4-3, 6 points) would give the Galaxy (2-3-3, 9 points) eight points on the road, one more than they earned in 2025.

The most recent example of the Galaxy’s newfound confidence was rallying from a two-goal deficit for a 2-2 draw at FC Dallas on Saturday to improve to 1-1-2 in away matches.

“I think everybody believes that we can continue this momentum,” Galaxy coach Greg Vanney said. “We’ve got a tough stretch because we play (four) out of our next (six) on the road … so we’ve got to be road warriors during this time too and take points.”

The Galaxy were 0-10-7 on the road in 2025 but in addition to the FC Dallas match, they have a tie at Portland and a win at Austin.

“I think maybe even last year we would have maybe put our heads down and just kind of gave up, unfortunately,” Galaxy defender John Nelson said. “But I think this year, the Austin win and now this going into Columbus, it’s everything.”

Meanwhile, the Crew used to be nearly impossible to beat at home. But under first-year coach Henrik Rydstrom, they are 0-1-2 and they have one win in the past five matches overall.

“I think we all just need to be more accountable in terms of, we know what we’re doing right now is not working, so we have to do something to change and it’s on the players. It’s on us,” Crew midfielder Max Arfsten said.

The Crew must find their way offensively in their second match without Wessam Abou Ali, their leading scorer (five goals), who sustained a torn ACL and meniscus damage in his right knee on April 12 vs. Orlando City.

In contrast, the Galaxy got a boost against Dallas when Joseph Paintsil returned from a hamstring injury that kept him out since March 7. He scored the tying goal and had an assist.

“You see that Joe makes a huge difference,” Vanney said. “The chances that Joe gets with his quality and velocity, speed, things like that, it changes the group.”

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Galaxy #continue #road #improvement #Crew">Deadspin | Galaxy out to continue road improvement vs. Crew

Apr 18, 2026; Frisco, Texas, USA; LA Galaxy forward Joseph Paintsil (28) dribbles the ball against FC Dallas defender Sebastien Ibeagha (25) during the second half at Toyota Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Chris Jones-Imagn Images

The Los Angeles Galaxy can surpass a dubious mark from last season with a victory at the Columbus Crew on Wednesday night.

Defeating the struggling Crew (1-4-3, 6 points) would give the Galaxy (2-3-3, 9 points) eight points on the road, one more than they earned in 2025.

The most recent example of the Galaxy’s newfound confidence was rallying from a two-goal deficit for a 2-2 draw at FC Dallas on Saturday to improve to 1-1-2 in away matches.

“I think everybody believes that we can continue this momentum,” Galaxy coach Greg Vanney said. “We’ve got a tough stretch because we play (four) out of our next (six) on the road … so we’ve got to be road warriors during this time too and take points.”

The Galaxy were 0-10-7 on the road in 2025 but in addition to the FC Dallas match, they have a tie at Portland and a win at Austin.

“I think maybe even last year we would have maybe put our heads down and just kind of gave up, unfortunately,” Galaxy defender John Nelson said. “But I think this year, the Austin win and now this going into Columbus, it’s everything.”

Meanwhile, the Crew used to be nearly impossible to beat at home. But under first-year coach Henrik Rydstrom, they are 0-1-2 and they have one win in the past five matches overall.

“I think we all just need to be more accountable in terms of, we know what we’re doing right now is not working, so we have to do something to change and it’s on the players. It’s on us,” Crew midfielder Max Arfsten said.

The Crew must find their way offensively in their second match without Wessam Abou Ali, their leading scorer (five goals), who sustained a torn ACL and meniscus damage in his right knee on April 12 vs. Orlando City.

In contrast, the Galaxy got a boost against Dallas when Joseph Paintsil returned from a hamstring injury that kept him out since March 7. He scored the tying goal and had an assist.

“You see that Joe makes a huge difference,” Vanney said. “The chances that Joe gets with his quality and velocity, speed, things like that, it changes the group.”

–Field Level Media

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