Columnist Danny O’Neil isn’t impressed by Starbucks scion Jordan Schultz’s entry into sports media — it’s just cosplay journalism that ignores ethical boundaries.

NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport has been accused of spreading "damaging" rumors about fellow league insider Jordan Schultz in recent years. Tensions between Rapoport and Schultz boiled over at the ...

NFL insider Jordan Schultz is the subject of a deep dive from Ben Strauss at the Washington Post.And it’s very clear that the son of billionaire Starbucks mogul Howard Schultz is a polarizing ...

Jordan Schultz-Ian Rapoport beef, explained Matthew Stafford's future with the Rams has already become one of the most significant brewing storylines of the 2025 NFL offseason.

NEW YORK — One day in March, Jordan Schultz boarded a plane to Miami to meet Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins at a steakhouse in Miami Beach. It was shaping up as a big day for the two star wide ...

Here was Jordan Schultz saying that yes, he had sent $700 Starbucks coffee machines to an unspecified number of NFL executives. He described letting players and GMs review the phrasing of his ...

“Schultz was saying that Ian Rapoport is going behind his back and telling people that Jordan Schultz gives agents Uber stock in exchange for scoops.” “Uber stock?” Katz replied incredulously.

Reports are surfacing that former Steelers running back Najee Harris has suffered a superficial eye injury in fireworks ...

Dave Helman is joined by Fox Sports NFL Insider Jordan Schultz to take us behind the curtains on the Cincinnati Bengals HUGE extensions to Tee Higgins & Ja'Marr Chase. Schultz also takes us ...

NFL insider Jordan Schultz joins Colin Cowherd to reveal the fascinating story behind Michael Penix Jr.'s draft selection by the Atlanta Falcons. Schultz explains why the Falcons view Penix Jr. as ...

Here was Jordan Schultz saying that yes, he had sent $700 Starbucks coffee machines to an unspecified number of NFL executives. He described letting players and GMs review the phrasing of his ...

Here was Jordan Schultz saying that yes, he had sent $700 Starbucks coffee machines to an unspecified number of NFL executives. He described letting players and GMs review the phrasing of his ...