Football fans have had Monday, March 10 circled on their calendars as the NFL’s legal tampering period kicks free agency into another gear.
And while news and rumors typically run rampant during this time, technological issues are making it hard for fans to keep track of what’s happening around the league.Each year, fans keep up with the game’s biggest newsbreakers on X (formerly Twitter), but the site has experienced functionality issues Monday morning. Now, many are questioning whether the site is down. Here’s the latest on what is happening with Twitter.This is the latest positive update after hours of outages have impacted the site’s utility, but the site is not yet fully functional.
Update 12:20 p.m. ET: The X website is still experiencing outages.
NFL insiders have turned to Bluesky and traditional spots on television programs to provide the latest free agency updates around the league.
Update 11:15 a.m. ET: The X website and app are experiencing more outages.
Posts are not loading or displaying properly.
Update 10:30 a.m. ET: After experiencing an outage, the X website and app are loading properly.
The site began experiencing issues early Monday morning, with widespread issues being noticed by users around 9:45 a.m. Users were unable to load their timelines or use the app, calling the site’s status into question.
Despite some issues, the site was working earlier in the morning. NFL newsbreakers announced multiple signings before 9 a.m. as well as updated rumors around free-agent quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Justin Fields.
X support has not offered any official update on the website’s status, but the loading issues might have prevented the company from making a statement through its platform. Given the technological issues, some sports newsbreakers are moving to Bluesky and Threads in the interim.
