The New York Times – Sports:
Despite nearly 30 medical professionals on hand for every N.F.L. game, more subtle symptoms of concussions can be missed, and the league still relies heavily on players to self-report them.
Author: Elena Bergeron
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Without Updated Tools, N.F.L. Is Still Finding Concussions Too Late
The New York Times – Sports:
Despite nearly 30 medical professionals on hand for every N.F.L. game, more subtle symptoms of concussions can be missed, and the league still relies heavily on players to self-report them.
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It’s Never Too Late to Pivot From N.F.L. Linebacker to Neurosurgeon
The New York Times – Sports:
When Myron Rolle was cut from the Pittsburgh Steelers, he fell into a funk until his mother reminded him of his two childhood dreams: Play football, then become a neurosurgeon. It was time for Plan B.
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Rihanna to Perform at Super Bowl Halftime
The New York Times – Sports:
The singer will headline the first halftime show under the N.F.L.’s new sponsorship deal with Apple Music.
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The Woman Changing On-Court Sneaker Culture
The New York Times – Sports:
Melody Ehsani is the rare woman designing Nike performance shoes for elite athletes.
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A Paean to the Gods (and Shammgods) of New York City Hoops
The New York Times – Sports:
Some of the most memorable characters in New York basketball history gathered in Manhattan for a screening of the documentary film “NYC Point Gods,” a tribute to — well, to them.
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Naomi Osaka Withdraws From Wimbledon
The New York Times – Sports:
Osaka has not played at Wimbledon since 2019.