Green Bay Packers News
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Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose, the former Most Valuable Player who hasn’t returned from a knee injury two months after doctors declared him fit, needs to get on the court and play, said the former trainer of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.
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Alex Ferguson will retire as British soccer’s most successful manager, having led Manchester United to 38 trophies in 26 years.
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Geno Smith has no assurance of a starting job and is one of five quarterbacks on the New York Jets’ roster. Still, he’s favored by oddsmakers to win the 2013 National Football League offensive rookie of the year award.
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An autographed photo of the 1927 New York Yankees’ World Series champions sold at auction for $275,706, while a game-used bat from the team’s Hall of Fame outfielder Babe Ruth went for $171,190.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signed a contract extension that ESPN said would give the 2011 Super Bowl Most Valuable Player the highest salary in National Football League history.
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The New York Giants selected Ryan Nassib of Syracuse University, one of eight quarterbacks taken on the final day of the National Football League draft.
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It’s a familiar scene to National Football League fans: beaming young athletes in tailored suits sitting awkwardly in the green room, ready to go on stage at a moment’s notice to hoist up their new jerseys. It’s also a gamble: Will the player in attendance hear his name called first? Maybe 12th? What about not at all?
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Most Ivy League psychology majors move on to a suit and tie after graduation. Mike Catapano’s attire after he leaves Princeton University includes a helmet and shoulder pads.
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Clay Matthews signed a contract extension with the Green Bay Packers that makes him the highest- paid linebacker in the National Football League, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said.
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The New York Jets open their 2013 National Football League season at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 8, while the New York Giants travel to the Dallas Cowboys the same day.
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