Aaron Rodgers-Packers drama has NFL schedule makers ‘nervous’
NY Post
Packers fans aren’t the only ones on edge about the Aaron Rodgers situation. So are the NFL schedule makers.
The NFL was concerned about what will happen with the disgruntled superstar quarterback in determining how many times to put Green Bay in primetime. “That got us a little nervous,” Howard Katz, the league’s senior VP of broadcasting, told Peter King of NBC Sports.
Brian Daboll received interest from across the NFL during this year’s coaching carousel.
Patrick Mahomes is taking a haircut to help his team in 2026.
It will be another several months before Mavericks fans see Kyrie Irving on the hardwood again.
Tony Clark is stepping down, and it comes with a twist no one saw coming.
Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia is stepping down from his post in a move that head coach Matt LaFleur said left the team feeling “disappointed.”
When Chris Paul signed a one-year, $3.6 million contract with the Clippers last July, many in the industry that this was the perfect retirement tour.
MILAN — Longtime friends J.T. Miller and Vincent Trocheck hop over the boards together as Team USA’s top penalty-killing pair at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.
The Knicks have an immediate chance coming out of the All-Star break to set a strong tone for the second half of their season — in either direction.
MILAN – Participating in his second Olympic Games, Gabe Landeskog prefers to remain in the here and now.
Mark DeRosa knew if Team USA could get Aaron Judge in the fold for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, other American position players would come.
Mark Cuban is adamant tanking is actually good for the NBA.
Ran Carthon once spent hours alongside Brian Callahan combing through five years’ worth of the coach’s old quarterback evaluations and pre-draft rankings.
One of Tyreek Hill’s former teammates didn’t waste any time trying to recruit the eight-time Pro Bowler back to Kansas City.