The New York Times – Sports:
In the first game since Aaron Rodgers’s injury, the Jets had four giveaways, including three interceptions thrown by Wilson, under pressure from the Cowboys’ stellar defense.
Author: Ken Belson
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Lions Dare Their Way to a Win Over Short-Handed Chiefs
The New York Times – Sports:
Detroit benefited from a fake punt and dropped passes from Kansas City’s wide receivers to beat Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to open the N.F.L. season.
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How the N.F.L. Used Supercomputers to Solve Its TV Schedule Problems
The New York Times – Sports:
The N.F.L. leaned into optimizing its 2023 schedule for TV (and streaming), turning to high-powered computers rather than football tradition to create matchups.
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This Jazz Artist Makes Football Hall of Fame Speeches Sing
The New York Times – Sports:
When the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s inductees began to ramble, executives turned to Jezra Kaye to help them rein it in.
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NFL Approves $6 Billion Deal for Washington Commanders
The New York Times – Sports:
Josh Harris will buy the Washington franchise for a record $6.05 billion from Snyder, who faced sexual harassment allegations, decades of losing and public pressure to change the team’s name and logo.
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NFLPA Selects New Executive Director to Replace DeMaurice Smith
The New York Times – Sports:
Lloyd Howell was elected to replace DeMaurice Smith, the union’s executive director since 2009.
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Luke Kuechly Walked Away From the NFL at His Peak. He Still
The New York Times – Sports:
Luke Kuechly retired from the N.F.L. while at his peak and has worked to raise awareness of brain trauma. The former linebacker discussed his love for football and what he tells parents of the 12-year-olds he coaches.
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Vegas Golden Knights Beat Florida Panthers To Win Stanley Cup
The New York Times – Sports:
The Golden Knights beat the Panthers, 9-3, on Tuesday to win the N.H.L. championship, four games to one.
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South Florida’s Heat and Panthers Chase N.B.A. And N.H.L. Titles
The New York Times – Sports:
It is rare for teams from one market to play in the Stanley Cup and N.B.A. Finals in the same year, and a first for southern franchises, but it was bound to happen.