Jets reveal Aaron Rodgers decision for preseason finale vs. Giants
NY Post
Aaron Rodgers’ first live snap after Achilles surgery won’t be until Sept. 9.
The Jets will not play Rodgers or any of their other starters Saturday against the Giants, head coach Robert Saleh revealed before the final practice of training camp.
Backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor also will sit — after he had words for his former team after making a big play during a joint practice against the Giants — as Andrew Peasley will start at quarterback and Adrian Martinez will play in relief.
Saleh always was leaning in this direction, though Rodgers had expressed an interest in playing during the preseason.
He lasted only four regular-season snaps last year before tearing his Achilles.
The first-team offense took about 800 reps together during training camp, Saleh said.
The Mets are going to make more moves.
BOSTON — The outlook on this Rangers team could not be any more clear after the debacle that was Saturday’s game at TD Garden.
It’s going to take a hefty price tag to acquire Freddy Peralta.
An issue with a coach turned into a problem with his teammates.
Brian Burns’ dominant season couldn’t overcome the stench of the Giants’ 4-13 record.
PHOENIX — Josh Hart, who has missed eight straight games with a sprained ankle, has progressed to taking contact in practice and is “definitely getting close” to returning, according to Mike Brown.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — The Islanders’ handling of the lineup spot formerly occupied by Alexander Romanov begs two questions.
The Yankees have said all along this offseason that they would love to have Cody Bellinger back.
The oldest team in the NBA gave the youngest a lesson.
Jaxson Dart is dreaming just like the rest of Big Blue Nation.
Wizards season ticket holders may have to wait until the 2026-27 season to see their new prized acquisition.
Not every team perfectly fits into the category of buyers or sellers ahead of the NHL’s March 6 trade deadline.
It’s the bottom of the ninth, tying run on second base with two outs. Aaron Judge is at the plate with a 2-2 count. He watches a 99-mph fastball go by him below the knees that looks like ball three, except the home plate umpire rings him up for strike three. Game over.