The New York Times – Sports:
Talks between the team and its star quarterback had stalled last month, with Jackson at one point announcing he had requested a trade. Instead, he is set to remain in Baltimore for the near future.
Category: Football
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Why the N.F.L. Draft Is Bigger Than ‘Succession’
The New York Times – Sports:
It’s an awards presentation, a Hallmark Channel-style TV drama, a beauty pageant and a reality show. And the N.F.L. really knows how to sell.
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NFL Draft 2023: How to Watch and What to Know
The New York Times – Sports:
Who will be taken at No. 1 overall? Which teams will come out ahead? And, in a 32-team league, why are there only 31 picks in the first round?
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Jets Introduce Aaron Rodgers at News Conference After Trade
The New York Times – Sports:
“I really try and listen to the signs and synchronicities that the universe puts in our face every day,” Aaron Rodgers said, “and this was basically the direction that everything was pointing.”
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Will Georgia’s Jalen Carter Still Be a Top N.F.L. Draft Pick?
The New York Times – Sports:
After pleading no contest to two misdemeanor charges for his role in a fatal car crash, the defensive lineman has become one of the most inscrutable prospects in Thursday’s draft.
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Anthony Richardson’s N.F.L. Draft Status Is Up in the Air
The New York Times – Sports:
A quarterback, Richardson has a knack for high-flying plays, but he posted an uneven season at Florida. He has spent the past five months working to convince N.F.L. executives that he is a first-round pick.
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After Celebrating Tragedy, the N.F.L. Draft Looks to Change Its Tone
The New York Times – Sports:
Criticism of the fascination with players’ bodies and the focus on tragic family histories has the league and its broadcast partners rethinking the draft.
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Jets Trade for Aaron Rodgers After Delay
The New York Times – Sports:
Rodgers, a four-time league M.V.P. with the Green Bay Packers, will look to turn the Jets into a Super Bowl contender.
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NFL Suspensions Expose the League’s Problem With Sports Gambling
The New York Times – Sports:
The suspension of five players, three of whom bet on N.F.L. games, exposes the league’s unsure footing as it both promotes and punishes sports gambling.