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SAN JOSE, Calif. Now 74 years old, Bruce Arena remains the only coach in the almost century-long history of the FIFA World Cup to lead the U.S. mens national team into the quarterfinals of the biggest event in sports. Current USA boss Mauricio Pochettino has a chance to become the second on Monday, when the Americans face European titans Belgium for a place in the last eight. Some would argue that Pochettino has the responsibility, too. Getting to the round of 16? Thats nothing new. For all the excitement generated by the Americans' performance at this World Cup the U.S. won three games at one tournament for the first time ever, including its first knockout win since Arenas squad topped Mexico in South Korea 24 years ago reaching this stage represents the status quo. Gregg Berhalter did it four years ago in Qatar. Jrgen Klinsmann and Bob Bradley got to the last 16 in 2014 and 2010, respectively. None of those coaches had a pedigree or a salary in the same stratosphere as Pochettino, who previously led brand-name clubs such as Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. And none of them had the benefit of playing a World Cup on American soil. "It's a huge advantage," Arena, now the coach of the San Jose Earthquakes, told me on Thursday as Pochettino ran the U.S. squad through a workout on an adjacent field at the MLS team's facility. Not only was soccer in a much different place in the country in 2002 MLS had nearly folded the year before Arena had to contend with a far tougher group stage. The U.S. opened that tournament in Japan and South Korea with a 3-2 win over Portugal, a title dark horse that boasted reigning Ballon dOr winner Lus Figo. They then tied the South Koreans in front of 60,000 red-clad fans of the Taegeuk Warriors in Daegu, with only a smattering of visiting supporters in the house. "You don't think that's an advantage?" the Brooklyn-born Arena joked. "This is completely different," he continued. "We have everything going for us. We had a pretty reasonable draw. We haven't played real top teams to this point, and we're playing at home, so there's no reason why we can't continue to be successful. I believe we have a very good chance of beating Belgium and whoever's next." That would be the winner of Spain and Portugal after both Iberian nations won their round of 32 matches later on Thursday. After La Roja routed Austria, Spains teenage sensation Lamine Yamal revealed how the bona fide trophy contenders think. "The World Cup starts now," Yamal said. To Arenas point, the U.S. has not yet beaten a superior team this summer. Man for man, they were stronger than Paraguay, Australia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. They lost the final Group D match to Trkiye, though Pochettino rested almost his entire first-choice lineup for that contest with the Americans having already clinched first place. That wont be the case against the Belgians, who embarrassed the U.S. 5-2 in a March exhibition. "Belgium is going to be a much stronger opponent," said Arena, who was in attendance at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium on Wednesday for the win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. "I don't think a player in the starting 11 for Bosnia could break into our starting 11. That's not the case against Belgium. Belgium will have half a dozen players of equal caliber or greater, so it's going to be a real game." Still, Arena believes its a game the U.S. could and probably should win. Pochettino himself has repeatedly set his sights on the semifinals, or better. The country is jumping on the bandwagon in droves; Mondays win was the U.S.'s most-watched soccer telecast in English language history with more than 24.4 million viewers a number that jumps to nearly 33 million when taking in the Spanish broadcast. "Why not us?" has become a mantra shared by American players and supporters alike. It's a fair question. Nobody predicted Greece winning a European championship in 2004, or Leicester City claiming the Premier League in 2016. Forget winning the World Cup: If Arena's U.S. could reach the quarters with a far less decorated roster in 2002, on the other side of the planet, why shouldnt the expectation be for this U.S. team to at least equal that feat on Monday in Seattle? Like Arena, Pochettino has instilled a culture where the team is more important than any individual, where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Although he oversaw a group stage exit in 2006 and the loss in Trinidad and Tobago in 2017 that snapped the Americans' streak of World Cup appearances at eight, for now Arena remains the most successful U.S. coach ever on the biggest stage. (He's also won five MLS Cups, three Supporters Shields, and five NCAA titles during his 40-year coaching career.) "He's really great at putting a locker room together," said Earthquakes forward Preston Judd, who leads all Americans in MLS this season with 11 goals. With three World Cup wins, Pochettino has already surpassed one of Arena's records. If he joins him by reaching the quarters, the 54-year-old Argentine will get the chance to become the first U.S. coach to reach the semis since Scotsman Robert Millar did it at the inaugural 1930 World Cup, when group winners advanced directly to the final four. Arena's 2002 team fell just short, narrowly losing to eventual runner-up Germany in controversial fashion. "Its a nice position to be in, to be playing at home and having a little pressure on you," Arena said of the opportunity afoot for his old team. "Theres nothing wrong with that. Hopefully they're successful against Belgium."

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We are diving into some fantasy football content this offseason as we look to bring in all sorts of football fans to Bucs Wire. While offensive players often dominate fantasy football discussions, IDP leagues continue to grow in popularity and offer another way for fans to enjoy the game.What we will start with is some rookie profiles and where they fit into the landscape of the teams that drafted them. Next up is Washington Commanders linebacker Sonny Styles.Styles enters the NFL after a standout career at Ohio State, where he developed from a safety-sized chess piece into one of the most unique linebacker prospects in the class. His best season came in 2025, when he earned an 88.6 defensive grade from PFF while adding 71 tackles, 47 stops, one interception and three pass deflections.Depth Chart SituationSonny StylesJordan MageeNick BelloreAle KahoDefensive Players Around HimFrankie LuvuLeo ChenalDaron PayneJavon KinlawOdafe OwehNick CrossMike Sainristil2026 Stat ProjectionsProjections provided by Mase Riney of Fantasy In Frames.105 Total Tackles8 Tackles For Loss1.5 Sacks1 Forced Fumble2 Fumble Recoveries1 Interception3 Pass Deflections201 Fantasy PointsReason to Believe in Sonny Styles in 2026: Three-down role is right thereStyles has one of the clearest paths to immediate IDP value among rookie linebackers. Washington currently lists him as the starting middle linebacker, which puts him in a position to handle a heavy snap share right away. That is exactly what fantasy managers want from a rookie linebacker.His athletic profile gives him a different ceiling than most players at the position. Styles has linebacker size, but his background in the secondary shows up in coverage. He can carry tight ends, close throwing windows, and move through space in a way that fits the modern NFL.The production also supports the projection. Styles improved dramatically as a tackler in 2025, missing only two tackles while earning a 91.6 tackling grade from PFF. That matters for IDP because his role should put him near the ball often, and his improved finishing gives him a strong weekly tackle floor.2026 OutlookStyles should be treated as one of the top rookie linebackers in redraft IDP leagues. His combination of athleticism, coverage ability, and projected role gives him a realistic chance to become an immediate fantasy starter.There will still be rookie growing pains. Styles is still developing as a true box linebacker, and NFL offenses will test his processing with play action, misdirection, and traffic over the middle. However, his range and versatility give Washington flexibility that most rookie linebackers cannot offer.For fantasy managers, Styles is not just a watch-list player. He is a rookie worth drafting in IDP formats, especially in leagues that reward tackles and splash plays. If his snap count holds, he has LB2 upside with a path to even more if Washington gives him a full-time role early.This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: IDP Rookie Profile: Sonny Styles fantasy outlook for 2026

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