Roger Goodell's Charlotte Super Bowl Comments, Angel Reese's All-Star Selection + Olivia Miles' Breakout Season

Pam, Hump and Alex discuss Roger Goodell's comments about Charlotte hosting the Super Bowl and Angel Reese and Olivia Miles being selected as WNBA all-stars. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says Charlotte has the potential to host a Super Bowl in the future, but the city still has work to do before it can become a realistic candidate. Speaking at an event announcing a 20-year extension of Bank of America's naming rights partnership with Bank of America Stadium, Goodell praised Charlotte's rapid growth and said it is "certainly Super Bowl quality" if that growth continues. He also pointed to the planned $1.3B renovation of Bank of America Stadium. However, Goodell noted that Charlotte will need additional hotel capacity and supporting infrastructure before it can successfully host the league's biggest game. Could this happen? The 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend takes place in Chicago, featuring events at Wintrust Arena and the United Center. The midseason showcase runs from July 23 to July 25, 2026. Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese was named a 2026 WNBA All-Star reserve, marking her selection to the event in each of her first three professional seasons. Some critics believe Reese should have been a starter instead of a reserve. Are they right? Minnesota Lynx rookie sensation Olivia Miles is the only first-year player named a 2026 WNBA All-Star starter. How good is she?