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14-year MLB veteran Ryan Braun, one of many former and current Jewish players to speak out in support of Israel, headlines the 2024 International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame inductees.

Harvard has a long history of taking race and religion into consideration when admitting students, unfortunately.

What kept Jewish athletes from gaining prominence through the years?

(JTA) — Jewish Super Bowl champion offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz has officially retired from the National Football League, almost two years

The offensive tackle, who played 7,894 consecutive snaps, makes his retirement official two years after a career-derailing injury

Feb. 7, 2021 Here’s a football bet you probably could’ve gotten long odds on before the season started: each Super Bowl team having a Jewish offensive lineman. Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday in his home stadium. (That’s a first, incidentally, that a team is playing in the Super Bowl at its own field.) Mitchell Schwartz, the Pro Bowl tackle for the Kansa...

Here’s a football bet you probably could’ve gotten long odds on before the season started: each Super Bowl team having a Jewish offensive lineman. Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday in his home stadium. (That’s a first, incidentally, that a team is playing in the Super Bowl at its own field.) Mitchell Schwartz, the Pro Bowl tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs...

(JTA) — Here’s a football bet you probably could’ve gotten long odds on before the season started: each Super Bowl team having a Jewish offensive lineman.

(JTA) — Here’s a football bet you probably could’ve gotten long odds on before the season started: each Super Bowl team having a Jewish offensive lineman. Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday in his home stadium. (That’s a first, incidentally, that a team is playing in the Super Bowl at its own field.) Mitchell Schwartz, the Pro Bowl tackle for the Kansas C...

371 shares Mitchell Schwartz, left, and Ali Marpet are two of the NFLs few Jewish players. (Getty Images via JTA) Here’s a football bet you probably could’ve gotten long odds on before the season started: each Super Bowl team having a Jewish offensive lineman. Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday in his home stadium. (That’s a first, incidentally, that ...