FanSided
Verified
Online/Digital
FanSided is one of the fastest growing network of fandom-focused sports, entertainment and lifestyle sites on the Internet.
FanSided is a family business, launched by two brothers who wanted to put their own spin on the coverage of their beloved Kansas City Chiefs.
Today, the company is a thriving collection of over 300 communities dedicated to bringing together fans to share their common passions. Source
Actions
Media Outlet details
| Scope | National, Consumer |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
Similarweb UVM
|
Request pricing |
Comscore UVM
|
Request pricing |
Recent Articles
Search ArticlesReal or Fake? Assessing the Vikings, Raiders, Chargers and the NFL's most attention-grabbing teams
The first month of the NFL season presents many illusions and distortions. Preseason bleeds into the regular season with so few veterans taking part in exhibitions, and it takes time for new rosters to gel and for new coaches to truly get a handle on what they signed up for. September is a month of discovery and snap judgements and overreactions, to be sure.
Who should I start in fantasy football Week 4? Advice on the toughest start/sit decisions
It's an exciting time in the fantasy football streets, because "Fantasy Football Start/Sit with Oliver Fox" has now boldly gone where most mediocre TV pilots never dare to go: episode two. Today, we will have another blurbtacular time with a whole variety of interesting, uninteresting or downright appalling start/sit options, but as these intros will get stale quick, I'll try to do a new gimmick each new week; today, what happens if you have too many good players to start?
Regrading the Garrett Crochet trade after White Sox beat Boston to the ALDS
When the Boston Red Sox acquired Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox in December of 2024, it felt like a tale of two teams heading in very different directions. Boston had a generational crop of homegrown talent banging down to the door, headlined by Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell, with Crochet as the final piece of a potential championship puzzle. As for Chicago ...
Upsets in college football aren't supposed to require an explanation
Wisconsin erased a 17-point deficit and beat No. 13 Penn State in Beaver Stadium on Saturday, and almost immediately, the conversation became about Penn State. What's wrong with the Nittany Lions? How did they blow that lead? Is Matt Campbell's offense good enough? What does this mean for Penn State's season? Those are all valid and reasonable questions. But here's another one: Why can't Wisconsin just win a football game?
Every 0-3 NFL team's best trade candidate after disastrous starts
Three weeks into the NFL season and there are five winless teams left. History suggests that those teams are going absolutely nowhere, so the best thing to do at this point might be to see if they can make a trade to help them in the future. But bad teams don't always have a lot of great trade candidates since, well...they're bad teams. With that said, each team has someone they should be looking to deal.
Chad Tracy already has Red Sox feeling buyer's remorse after Wild Card disaster
Rarely have we seen an organization potentially have buyer's remorse only weeks after giving its interim manager the full-time position, as the Boston Red Sox did with Chad Tracy nearly two weeks ago. But when multiple controversial decisions help result in a first-round playoff exit at the hands of the rival New York Yankees, that's when the conversation quickly changes.
Every NBA team's best trade in franchise history
Trades are often some of the most controversial moves in sports, and that's definitely the case in the NBA. In the last few years alone, we've seen some wild trades go down. Luka Dončić was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers. Jaylen Brown was traded to the Philadelphia 76er s. Anything can happen. Every organization has had its fair share of wild trades. Some deals have been immediately seen as steals, and others have taken years to pan out.
The biggest challengers to Arizona and Houston
Although Houston had a slip up in March Madness and lost to Illinois, Arizona, who received a one-seed, made it all the way to the Final Four before losing badly to eventual National Champion Michigan by a score of 91-73. Both teams are going to bring back talent and expect to have top two seeds in the tournament again in 2027. But what about the entire Big XII Conference. Will Kansas return to form in what could be the final season of Bill Self? Who else can compete for the title? 16.
How the Astros went from baseball royalty to a bumbling mess in 4 mistakes
For a brief moment on Wednesday afternoon, the AL West-winning Houston Astros looked like they were on the verge of channeling their 2017 form. Jose Altuve smashed a fifth-inning home run to left field, bringing the Astros within one run of the Chicago White Sox. But these were the 2026 Astros, the team that stumbled into the postseason at 81-81 and had looked overwhelmed in their Game 1 loss.
4 keys that will decide Game 3 between the Fever and Aces
The WNBA playoffs have not disappointed. From fireworks, technicals, foul-outs, and the No. 1 seed getting swept, there's been something for everyone. After losing Game 1 102-85, Game 2 of the Indiana Fever-Las Vegas Aces series was a must-win for Indiana. They came out strong, took control, and ultimately won 99-89. Tomorrow, October 1, the series heads back to Las Vegas for the highly anticipated Game 3. The stakes are simple: The winner advances. The loser gets the early playoff boot.