Top 10 Most Googled U.S. Athletes in 2026

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Top 10 Most Googled U.S. Athletes

1. Shedeur Sanders

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Shedeur is the son of NFL player Deion Sanders. He is an NFL Quarterback. His slide to the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns sparked curiosity and debate among the fans. Fans questioned ‘Why was he overlooked?’ His instant success has also grabbed the attention of many. He backed Dillon Gabriel on the Browns, and his play got the attention of fans from all over the world. His bold attitude also brings him to the centre of attention many times and places him on the list of most searched American athletes.

2. Terence Crawford

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Popularly known as Bud, the Nebraska boxing player, became the world’s most-searched athlete after his stunning victory over Canelo Álvarez in a superfight at a Zuffa Boxing event. He became the first male boxer to achieve an undisputed championship in three different weight classes. Fans searched endlessly for highlights, analysis, and his path from Omaha streets to global icon status. He is currently in the news because of his retirement at the age of 38. He mentioned that he is ‘walking away as a great with nothing else left to prove.’ Terence is a Five-weight boxing world champion.

3. Stefon Diggs 

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Stefon Diggs, an NFL player, exploded in searches after his relationship with pop star Cardi B came into the public eye in 2024. The birth of his and Cardi’s son in November 2025 has again made social media cover with this news. Another news that made him to the list of top 10 most searched athletes is his deal with the New England Patriots and ACL injury. 

4. Stephen Curry

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He once again won the NBA All-Star Game MVP in 2022. Stephen won with 66 first-place votes for selfless leadership and mentorship. He, along with Draymond Green, skipped the fun games like against the Heat, which got him attention and fans calling him lazy.

5. Jayson Tatum