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The 2026 National Football League season officially commences Thursday night when the Carolina Panthers face the Arizona Cardinals in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. This marks the first week of what will be continuous football coverage through February, signaling the start of a new campaign for teams across the league.
The Carolina Panthers, fresh off ending their playoff drought last season despite a Wild Card round loss, enter the new campaign with renewed optimism. The organization hopes to build on that momentum and improve upon their previous year’s performance as the regular season unfolds.
Claire Kittle, wife of San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, has been enjoying a girls trip ahead of the preseason. The veteran knows well the rhythm of training camp and the demands required to support an NFL athlete through a full season.
George Kittle is currently recovering from a torn Achilles and began training camp on the 49ers’ Physically Unable to Perform list. The team hopes to have him ready for Week 1 of the regular season, though his status remains uncertain heading into the final weeks of preseason preparation.
A viral video circulating online shows 32-year-old jet ski influencer Dillan Stapler performing a stunt known as a “nose ride” before losing consciousness and crashing into a dock. Stapler was rescued after being launched into the water, though he sustained injuries and his jet ski suffered significant damage requiring repairs.
According to Stapler, he has performed the maneuver countless times and cannot explain what went wrong during this particular attempt. He has since shared safety warnings with his followers, advising against attempting professional-level jet ski stunts without proper training and experience.
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