The New York Times – Sports:
After a busy off-season, Damar Hamlin is back, Odell Beckham Jr. is a Raven, Sean Payton leads the Broncos, and 10 players are out because of gambling violations.
Category: Denver Broncos
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After a False Start, Sean Payton Aims to Reset the Denver Broncos
The New York Times – Sports:
The team and its heralded quarterback finished the 2022 season with a losing record and one of the most disorganized offenses in the N.F.L. Its new head coach has brought order, and an early controversy.
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A Milestone for Black N.F.L. Hires, but Not on the Sidelines
The New York Times – Sports:
Five Black presidents have been hired to lead N.F.L. teams, an influx some hope could provide a blueprint for diversifying leadership even as the league struggles to improve head coaching searches.
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With Suns Deal, Mat Ishbia Is Close to His Basketball Dream
The New York Times – Sports:
Mat Ishbia was a walk on at Michigan State 20 years ago before he became a wealthy businessman. His $4 billion deal to buy the Phoenix Suns could help him live his sports dream.
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N.F.L. Week 16 Predictions: Our Picks for Each Game
The New York Times – Sports:
The Eagles face the Cowboys in a game that looks very different without Jalen Hurts. And some matchups, like the Giants at the Vikings, are just plain fun.
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N.F.L. Week 12 Predictions: Our Picks for Each Game
The New York Times – Sports:
The Thanksgiving Day lineup is stocked, but Sunday is no dud as the Bengals and Titans look to keep streaking and the Jets experiment at quarterback to keep their playoff hopes alive.
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N.F.L. Week 11 Predictions: Our Picks for Each Game
The New York Times – Sports:
Winter weather enters the picture as the Bills try to halt their slide against the Browns and the Packers host the Titans. But conditions should be electric for Kansas City’s rematch against the Chargers.
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It Was ‘Win Now’ vs. ‘Win Later’ at the NFL’s Trade Deadline
The New York Times – Sports:
The Vikings pulled off an in-division trade, the Ravens got some help for the middle of their defense, and the Jaguars made a bet on the future.
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How the Jaguars Made Themselves at Home in London
The New York Times – Sports:
Jacksonville has played nine regular-season N.F.L. games in London as the designated home team, but it did not control the environment until Sunday’s loss at Wembley Stadium.