#Berg

Ray Nicholson and Bill Skarsgård star in an unexceptional sports drama that falls well short of a first down.

Director Peter Berg says the Call of Duty movie will explore "the cost of war", and probably won't be as graphically violent as The Mosquito Bowl.

The ESPN personality appears in Peter Berg's new sports war drama alongside Nicholas Galitzine, Bill Skarsgard, Ray Nicholson and Tom Francis.

Bears DC Dennis Allen unmasks why system-fit Jordan van den Berg slipped through the NFL cracks and explains the low-round, high-upside gamble on the Chicago interior.

I tasted and ranked vanilla ice cream from grocery stores Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Costco, and Wegmans, to find the best generic store-brand option.

From The Guardian: ‘No one better to fight for us than one of us’: Minnesota flight attendant runs for Congress

The Bears traded up for Jordan van den Berg in the sixth-round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Was he their preferred defensive tackle target at that time, or was the decision spawned after the top option came off the board?

The Bears may have picked the steal of the 2026 NFL draft, and he'll be gunning for a starting job in training camp.

The Chicago Bears are excited about Jordan van den Berg, who might have just been given the perfect nickname after an awesome quote from his former head coach at Georgia Tech.

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: Call of Duty movie director once claimed he told Navy SEALs they were 'pathetic' for playing Call of Duty

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: Call of Duty fans debate upcoming movie director Peter Berg's years-old comments, where he once called games "pathetic" and gamers "weak"

From Kotaku RSS Feed: Call Of Duty Movie Director Previously Called Playing Video Games ‘Weak’ And ‘Pathetic’

From Destructoid RSS Feed: Fans found a huge skeleton in the Call of Duty movie director’s closet

The Georgia Tech defensive tackle started out in South Africa and playing other sports but quickly found success in a new pursuit.

Defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg will have to get used to hating, and beating, his favorite NFL team.

Adding incredible athletes this late in the NFL draft is always a good idea, and the Bears just found a rare one.

With the No. 213 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears selected defensive lineman Jordan van den Berg out of Georgia Tech, after he tested athletically off-the-charts this offseason.

Another Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket has been selected in the 2026 NFL Draft. The latest one is Yellow Jackets defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg, who was one o