The New York Times – Sports:
Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson all made decisions that shifted plans around the league and reinforced the value of having a franchise quarterback.
Category: Rodgers, Aaron
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Aaron Rodgers Says He Has a Deal to Stay With the Packers
The New York Times – Sports:
The four-time most valuable player had been locked in conflict with the team over his influence in personnel decisions, a drama which amplified scrutiny of Rodgers’s tumultuous season and cast his future into doubt.
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What We Learned From Week 11 in the N.F.L.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Colts’ Jonathan Taylor has entered the M.V.P. discussion, Kirk Cousins extended his credibility with a win over the Packers, and Cam Newton is not a cure-all for Carolina.
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In Aaron Rodgers’s Return, Packers’ Championship Priorities Are Clear
The New York Times – Sports:
Rodgers’s return from coronavirus isolation reinforced an N.F.L. axiom: The better the player, the more an organization is willing to endure.
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Aaron Rodgers Returns to Play After Testing Positive for Virus
The New York Times – Sports:
Rodgers faced a mandatory 10-day isolation period after testing positive for the coronavirus. The quarterback has not been vaccinated and has shared baseless claims about vaccines.
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What Aaron Rodgers Should See: Covid Pain in a Wisconsin E.R.
The New York Times – Sports:
An emergency room doctor laments the Green Bay Packers quarterback’s missed opportunity to promote vaccines instead of dispute them.
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NFL Week 10 Picks Against the Spread
The New York Times – Sports:
The gulf between the two conferences will show when Kansas City and the Las Vegas Raiders vie in the jammed A.F.C. West, and the Cleveland Browns try to derail the Patriots, while the Rams roll.
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The Jaguars Beat the Bills. So, Are Upsets a Trend?
The New York Times – Sports:
As tempting as it is to blame parity, there are other causes for the underdog wins that have shaped the 2021 regular season.