Patriots-Jets: Which struggling AFC East team can halt their losing streak?
CBS Sports NFL Staff Writer Tyler Sullivan breaks down the key storylines ahead of the Pats matchup against the Jets.
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CBS Sports NFL Staff Writer Tyler Sullivan breaks down the key storylines ahead of the Pats matchup against the Jets.
"I'm glad Jimmy is not on the list," Aaron Rodgers said of Jimmy Kimmel. "I really am."
Jimmy Kimmel said Aaron Rodgers' remarks put his "family in danger" and he appeared to threaten legal action against the Jets quarterback.
At the high school level, the debate typically comes down to money.
At the high school level, the debate typically comes down to money. WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan reports.
An MRI has confirmed the biggest fear of the New York Jets: quarterback Aaron Rodgers is done for the season.
New York gets four-time NFL MVP, swaps first-round picks with Green Bay and more in blockbuster deal.
The Patriots have been pretty active in free agency, whether they've been adding players to the offense, keeping players on the defense, or saying goodbye to a few others. CBS Boston's Michael Hurley joins Paula Ebben to discuss New England's moves -- and some moves that may be coming in the future.
Steve Burton and Christian Fauria break down Sunday's overtime loss by the Patriots in Green Bay. Rookie Bailey Zappe has to take over at QB after Brian Hoyer left with a head injury, and the New England defense kept Aaron Rodgers in check for much of the game. What will the Patriots do now at quarterback? Burton and Fauria have plenty to discuss from Week 4!
On Sunday, Tom Brady sent out a cryptic tweet, tagging fellow quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. On Monday, we learned what it was all about.
A report about a potential contract offer from the Green Bay Packers to Aaron Rodgers promised a "market-altering" deal surfaced this week. That report was proven true on Tuesday.
Aaron Rodgers emerged from his 12-day cleanse with a cryptic social media message that read a whole lot like a retirement speech. The quarterback, though, said that he was merely feeling thankful and that he hadn't yet made a decision on his NFL future. That's going to change. And soon.
The MVP of the NFL is Aaron Rodgers. It should've been Tom Brady. The voters missed on this one.
It appears as though the curse of winning the NFL MVP Award will live on for another year.
Former Patriots quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is now one win away from another Super Bowl appearance.
Fortunately for Aaron Rodgers, a test vote organized by Peter King shows that he doesn't have much to worry about in the MVP race.
It's now or never -- quite literally -- for Aaron Rodgers to win a Super Bowl with the Packers. If he can't do it now, his entire tenure will be a massive disappointment. That, plus Week 18 picks.
The MVP race has crystallized in a way that really reveals two true candidates for the award: Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers.
With Thanksgiving in the rear view, the NFL season is about to really begin. As the league preps for December and January, a familiar face stands alone as the odds-on favorite to win MVP: Tom Brady.
Here's some retaliation for all of the needless food fights taking place on Thanksgiving week.
Jon Keller said Aaron Rodgers' misinformation campaign goes well beyond the confusion and hesitancy coming from other high-profile vaccine refusers.
Tom Brady -- outspoken in his newish home in Tampa -- still knows when it's best to keep his mouth shut. The Aaron Rodgers situation fits that bill.
As soon as you let your guard down in the COVID era, you get walloped upside the head. Aaron Rodgers and his "immunized" self provided the latest thump.
You simply have to admit that what Aaron Rodgers did last weekend was hysterical.
It's panic time in some NFL cities, where starting 0-2 could end seasons before they ever got a chance to really begin. But the situation in, say, Green Bay, isn't the same as the one in New England.
