Owners of the league’s teams met to discuss N.F.L. business, including the payment of a $790 million settlement over the Rams’ relocation.
Category: National Football League
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Dan Snyder Wasn’t on the N.F.L. Owners’ Meeting Agenda. Here’s What Was.
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Why Are the Giants and Jets Still Considered Underdogs?
The New York Times – Sports:Bookmakers aren’t yet sold on the teams, despite winning records and solid upsets. Their distrust comes down to close games and weak schedules.
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The Existential Horror of Thursday Night Football
The New York Times – Sports:On the whole, the N.F.L.’s Thursday night games aren’t statistically worse than the rest of the schedule and draw more viewers than “Young Sheldon.” So why do they get such a bad rap?
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Dan Snyder ‘Needs to Be Removed,’ Says One N.F.L. Owner
The New York Times – Sports:Jim Irsay of the Colts was the first team owner to say publicly that there is “merit” to pushing Snyder, the Commanders owner, out of the league.
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Eagles Remain Undefeated as Jalen Hurts Outwits Cowboys Pass Rush
The New York Times – Sports:Hurts, the Eagles quarterback, threw for 155 yards and two touchdowns against one of the N.F.L.’s most fearsome defenses to keep Philadelphia atop the N.F.C. East.
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What We Learned From Week 6 in the N.F.L.
The New York Times – Sports:The Jets exposed the Packers’ defense, Tom Brady’s rift with the Buccaneers’ offensive line grew, and the Giants pulled out a big win over the Ravens despite being out-rushed.
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Giants Come Back as Defense Forces Two Late Turnovers
The New York Times – Sports:The defensive coordinator Don Martindale’s schemes helped the Giants rally to beat his former team and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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How Lamar Jackson and Daniel Jones Are Making Their Cases for New Contracts
The New York Times – Sports:Quarterbacks Lamar Jackson of the Ravens and Daniel Jones of the Giants are stating their cases for new contracts, but they do so under starkly different conditions.
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NFL Week 6 Predictions: Our Picks for Each Game
The New York Times – Sports:Kansas City and Buffalo get a long-awaited rematch of last season’s best N.F.L. game before the Eagles and Cowboys fight for the top of the N.F.C. East.
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Forget Madden. The Hottest Game in the N.F.L. Is Chess.
The New York Times – Sports:Athletes, known for being gamers, often find ways to compete during their downtime. Football players who tackle chess are drawn to the mental challenge that runs against stereotypes in their sport.