The question of when Aaron Rodgers will retire is expected to come up a lot during the 2023 season as the new Jets quarterback will turn 40 in December.
While Rodgers previously told reporters that he plans to play “for the foreseeable future” with the Jets, the four-time MVP seemed to further emphasize this idea on Thursday when talking about his time with the team thus far.
“I love being around the young energy, the excitement,” Rodgers said. “There’s a great feel to this team, guys who are young and super talented on their first contracts, many of them.
Author: Michael
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Matt Dermody refuses to bend the knee to Major League Baseball if it means abandoning his faith.
Appearing on OutKick’s “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,” Dermody discussed how outrage over online posts led to him getting cut by Boston.
He was criticized in June for posts he made in 2021 containing Bible verses deemed ‘anti-LGBT.’
Dermody also received flak for being a conservative, specifically voicing his support of former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Lane Kiffin has discovered that acting like he hates himself in public will keep people from bothering him while taking a stroll down a grocery store aisle. Yes, the Ole Miss head coach has found that belittling himself is the strongest deterrent.
Speaking at SEC Media Days on Thursday, Lane Kiffin found himself speaking on tactics he uses to avoid being bombarded. If someone approaches the Rebels head coach, asking if he’s in-fact Lane Kiffin, he’ll talk crap about himself. This is an interesting tactic, given that he’s so recognizable, but I think this would actually work.
Josh, welcome to your first day as an NFL owner. You’ll find your ownership packet over here, which contains all relevant HR information, including your code of conduct. LOL, of course we’re kidding. We get these made up as gags. You get to do almost anything you want. What’s that? Oh, yeah, especially the stuff you punish players for. It’s wild here, man. You’re going to love it.
Inside your nuclear fallout-safe bunker here at the Arizona Biltmore, you’ll find all the modern amenities required for life as an NFL owner.
Justin Thomas did not have a good day at Royal Liverpool on Thursday. The two-time major champion struggled so badly in the first round of the Open Championship that he finished in a tie for 154th place … out of 156 players.
Thomas shot an 82. For many amateur golfers that may not seem all that bad. In fact, I hope I shoot an 82 on Saturday.
But for Thomas, that’s an abject disaster. Two holes really defined his day: the first hole and the last hole.
Thomas landed his approach shot on the first hole just left of the green.
Fans of the Jets, as well as fantasy football managers, have been patiently awaiting an update regarding the health of Breece Hall, after the club placed the star running back on the PUP list on Wednesday.
Although Hall is unable to join his teammates in between the white lines of the practice field, the electric second-year back is working out on his own with trainers on the side. Jets coach Robert Saleh, who wouldn’t commit to Hall being ready by Week 1, says the team plans to take it slow with the talented back.
“He looks really good, he looks strong, he is in really good shape.
Dan Snyder is out as billionaire Josh Harris, who has controlling interest in the NBA’s 76ers and NHL’s Devils, will add Washington’s NFL franchise to his portfolio.
Kelenic is the latest in a long line of baseball players who have learned the hard way not to kick or punch things out of frustration.
Before it departs for the Big Ten, USC is the preseason favorite to win the Pac-12.
Wyndham Clark is just two shots off the lead after Thursday’s round at Royal Liverpool.