Emily Sadler

NFL Week 18 Takeaways: Depleted Lions defence steps up to claim top seed

Emily Sadler

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Emily began writing for Sportsnet in 2014. She grew up on a steady diet of hockey and later adopted football as her second love. She’s never met a dog she doesn’t want to pet.

NFL Week 18 Preview: Who will rule the North?

A look at what we’re watching for as all 32 teams hit the field in the 18th and final week of the campaign.

Week 14 Takeaways: Chiefs outlast, out-luck Chargers with doink FG

Jack Eichel says Team USA has 'a lot to prove' at 4 Nations Face-Off

The rosters are set and the excitement is building for February’s 4 Nations Face-Off as hockey’s top countries assemble their best and prepare to hit the ice with a gold medal — and the bragging rights that come with it — on the line. According to Jack Eichel, the tournament also brings a long-awaited opportunity for Team USA to make a statement.

Sceptres open PWHL's Year 2 with energetic win over Fleet

The Toronto Sceptres opened the 2024-25 season with a victory over the Boston Fleet on home ice on Saturday. And just like that, Season 2 of the PWHL is here. Emily Sadler has the full story from an energetic opener.

PWHL GMs Roundtable: Bring on Year 2

10 questions ahead of 2024-25 PWHL season: Can the champs run it back?

With an influx of new talent, larger arenas and an expanded schedule, the PWHL's second season promises to be bigger and better. Here are 10 pressing questions ahead of Saturday's puck drop.

NFL Week 11 Takeaways: Are the Bills the new team to beat in AFC?

A fourth-quarter gamble paid off in a big way as the Bills handed the Chiefs their first loss of the season on Sunday. Emily Sadler asks if Buffalo is the new team to beat in the AFC and has more on the rest of the action in Week 11 in her NFL takeaways.

Coaches on the hot seat? Four teams that could shake things up

Which struggling NFL teams have the best shot at playoffs?

We're past the halfway mark of the NFL season, which means the playoff picture is starting to come into view. Though some teams just need to keep a steady pace, others still to break into a full-on sprint. Emily Sadler looks at the teams that could make some runs down the stretch.