The NFL hasn't approved Bluesky for use by its teams, a fact that's conspicuous given that it's the week of the Super Bowl.

Amid all the Super Bowl hype, professional football teams are noticeably absent from the Twitter-like platform.

Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal recently explained that the league has kept its teams away from the social media ...

The NFL risks alienating fans and claims of “running scared” from Trump and Musk ahead of Super Bowl LIX for banning teams ...

Thus, “If all 32 teams organically got on Bluesky, the platform could create a robust NFL news hub out of those accounts without much work at all. The NFL knows exactly what that would be worth ...

Star Wars star Mark Hamill, author Stephen King and millions of others now are Bluesky users. But the NFL is holding out for ...

Most teams and athletes are hyper-sensitive about their images, so as X further degrades, they should consider the ...

The NFL has banned teams from signing up to Bluesky until the new social-media platform pays for the privilege, according to reports. Last week the New England Patriots revealed the NFL had told ...

The NFL is sticking to its guns about how its team members use social media — namely, by keeping teams off of X competitor Bluesky. This tidbit comes courtesy of the sports media site Awful ...

Colts fans came with questions about Myles Garrett, Justin Fields and Lou Anarumo, and Nate Atkins came up with some answers.

Bluesky is one of the fastest growing social media platforms since the 2024 presidential election. The NFL isn't ready for its teams to be active there yet.