NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has revealed that holding a Super Bowl outside the United States could become a possibility.
Goodell has previously rebuffed the idea of holding the annual championship game abroad.
But he admitted last week that it could happen eventually.
Speaking at a fan forum in London, he explained: “We’ve always traditionally tried to play a Super Bowl in an NFL city — that was always sort of a reward for the cities that have NFL franchises.
“But things change. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if that happens one day.”
Goodell also named three potential new international locations that could host NFL games.
Discussing his ambition to make the sport global, the 65-year-old said: “It’s a variety of issues, we look at everything.
“The stadiums are important, but do we have a strong fan base there?
“What’s our media coverage? What are the other facilities like hotels and travel?
“Our goal is to be a global sport.
“We want our game played on a global basis and we want to bring our game to a global audience.
“We’re looking at markets we’d like to be in.
“I have no doubt we will be playing in Ireland. I don’t know if it’ll be next year but it’s coming soon. I know the Steelers really want to go there.
“We’re looking at other markets in the other direction, toward Asia.
“There’s probably more interest than we can handle.”
Goodell’s ultimate goal is to increase the annual amount of international games to 16 – only if the regular season expands to 18 games.
That plan could include a second bye week in the schedule.
DON’T just hand your Android phone to friends, family, or colleagues without changing some key settings first.
It might seem harmless – but you don’t want to risk them trawling through your personal info.
Thankfully Google has built a special guest profile feature into Android.
It means that you can very quickly and easily toggle to a locked-down version of your phone that’s fine for other people to use.
Google explains: “A guest profile is for someone using your device for a short time.
“Like a user, the guest profile has its own space on the device, but it’s easier to delete this space when a guest is done with the device.”
Google says that the guest user won’t be able to access all of the info on your phone.
First open up your Quick Settings menu.
Typically that means simply swiping down from the top of your screen.
You may need to swipe down a second time to access the full roster of Quick Settings.
Then simply tap on the User icon and then choose Add Guest.
Once you’ve created a guest, you’ll be able to return to the profile again in the future.
When you want to create a profile for a new guest, choose Start Over.
Or you can tap Yes, Continue to keep using the previous guest session.
Once a guest session is done, just go back into Quick Settings, tap on User, then select Remove Guest > Remove.
This will delete all of the data from the guest that was using your phone.
Guests are like limited versions of regular Android user profiles.
So you can quickly set them up – and remove them just as easily.
They can sign into their own Google accounts, and use apps like Chrome or YouTube without logging in.
A guest won’t be able to see your personal or private info.
You might not actually need a Guest User account – if you have a kid using an Android device then maybe a Child User is what you're looking for...
Here’s Google’s official guide:
You can create a Google Account for your child under 13 (or the applicable age in your country) and manage your child’s Google Account with Family Link.
With a supervised Google Account, your child gets access to Google products like Search, Chrome, and Gmail. You can set up parental controls to help supervise them.
It takes about 15 minutes to create your child’s Google Account.
When you’ve made the account, you get a confirmation on the screen.
So it’s the perfect way to let someone use your phone to, say, watch YouTube or check their emails.
You don’t have to worry about them roaming around your phone – they can’t escape the guest profile and access the main account without knowing your passcode.
A HEARTBROKEN dad has relived the life-altering moment he spoke with his wife after she strangled their three children and lept from their bedroom window.
After nearly two years mourning the deaths of his kids, devastated dad Patrick Clancy came to the resolution conclusion his wife Lindsay, 35, isn’t a “monster.”
On January 24, 2023, Patrick found his wife with broken bones and gashes on her wrists in the backyard of their Duxbury, Massachusetts, home, an hour south of Boston.
She then led them to their basement, where he found his three kids – Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 7-month-old baby Callan – had been strangled with exercise bands.
Lindsay’s been charged with murder, and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. However, her defense lawyer claims she was driven to the unthinkable after suffering a psychotic break.
Friends of Lindsay wrote letters to the Massachusetts court to protest the charges, saying she was a respected labor and delivery nurse and treasured community member.
Just four days after the killings, Patrick boldly urged the public to forgive his wife in a GoFundMe where he described her as a loving and attentive mother.
Now, he’s opened up about the day of the killings in a bombshell interview with The New Yorker.
On January 24, Lindsay asked Patrick, who worked remotely in software sales, to go pick up takeout for dinner and a laxative for their eldest daughter.
Lindsay was having a good day, which was a big deal as she’d been suffering from mental health issues on and off since having kids.
Weeks earlier, she’d admitted herself to a psychiatric facility for insomnia and depression but was discharged after four days as doctors said she wasn’t a danger to herself or others.
Patrick said he would have been wary about leaving her alone around that time, but things appeared to be getting better, and she’d just been running errands with the kids that morning.
While he was at the store getting the treatment, Lindsay called him to confirm which brand he was picking up. He said it sounded like she was busy with something.
At around 6 pm, Patrick came home with dinner and found the house was empty and quiet.
He thought Lindsay might be giving the kids a bath and went upstairs to their bedroom, but the door was locked.
He banged on the door and busted it down when he couldn’t get an answer. Then, he saw blood on the floor, a bloody knife on the nightstand, and a shattered window.
The terrified father raced to the backyard, where he found Lindsay covered in blood with broken bones from the fall but still conscious.
He screamed, “What did you do?” before she responded, “I tried to kill myself.”
Patrick called 911 to get his wife help, and she told him that the children were in the basement.
He went to check on them and screamed out in agony at what he found before desperately trying to rip the exercise bands from their necks.
Reflecting on the dark day, he remembers the sinking feeling of having to decide which child he could save.
“What do you do when you have three kids like that?” he told the paper.
“How do you pick?”
Patrick now lives in New York City and is taking extended leave from his job at Microsoft.
Right after the killings, he lived with his parents and slowly visited their now abandoned home to go through the items.
In his Manhattan apartment, he keeps only a few spare photographs and toys that once belonged to his beloved children.
Patrick’s taken solace in newfound relationships with dads whose wives were driven to infanticide because of mental health crises.
After taking months to travel and process, Patrick reconnected with Lindsey, who is still receiving psychiatric treatment at Tewksbury Hospital in Massachusetts.
In their first conversation, she sounded disturbed and told Patrick that “voices” told her to murder the kids, he said.
However, now she’s become more coherent, and the two of them have been able to talk about carrying on their lives without the kids.
He still has hope for her recovery.
Prosecutors are still looking to pin murder charges on Lindsay, saying in court that she researched for ways to kill on her phone.
However, she said this was for herself since she was suicidal at the time.
Patrick still wishes for the public to forgive his wife and is hoping for a plea deal to be met.
“I’m still hurting, but I can smile, and even laugh sometimes, and it’s true for Lindsay too, because humans are resilient,” he said.
“She’s worried people just won’t understand if she’s a somewhat normal person.”
Lindsay’s been charged with three counts of murder, and she will appear in court for a status review conference on December 18.
Lindsay Clancy, a mom-of-three, had reportedly been suffering from mental health issues before allegedly murdering her children.
Lindsay is a nurse from Duxbury, Massachusetts.
Before her arrest, she worked in the labor and delivery department at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Lindsay and her husband, Patrick, were dating for a while before they tied the knot in 2013.
The couple eventually welcomed three children: Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan Clancy, 7 months.
In the early evening of January 24, 2023, Lindsay allegedly killed her kids.
Her husband came home to find his wife lying in the backyard after throwing herself out the window. He later discovered his lifeless children in the basement of their home.
The Clancy kids had been strangled. Cora and Dawson were pronounced dead at the hospital and Callan died three days later due to his injuries.
Lindsay’s suicide attempt resulted in a spinal injury that left the mom paralyzed as she awaits trial.
