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Aaron Rodgers is feeling healthy and will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback as long as that remains the case. Whether he's in the huddle beyond this season is still to be decided — by the Jets and Rodgers. “Football life is interesting because there’s no guarantees,” Rodgers said Wednesday. "Even with injuries, obviously, with contract situations, with age, with coaching changes, new scheme possibly, new system. There’s a lot of unknowns, so that stuff is out of my control. “I’m just going to enjoy these times here and let the future take care of itself.” Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich said Rodgers returned from the team's bye-week break appearing physically refreshed and ready to go. The quarterback was not on the Jets' injury report Wednesday for the first time since Week 4. “Definitely, as long as he’s healthy, my plan is to play him,” Ulbrich said. “And I know talking to him, that’s the way he wants to do it, too.” Rodgers, who turns 41 on Monday, has dealt with various injuries to his left leg, including a sore knee, sprained ankle and balky hamstring. And that’s after coming off a torn Achilles tendon in the same leg that limited him to just four snaps last season. “He’s doing better today than he has for quite a while now,” Ulbrich said. “After my conversations with him the last five or six weeks, he has felt healthier today than he’s felt in that time span.” That echoes what Rodgers said during his weekly appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday, when he said he “feels good.” Rodgers said he's still contemplating whether he wants to play football next season, but would prefer it be with the Jets if he does return. He reiterated that Wednesday after practice and explained why his tone has changed a bit from a few weeks ago when he said “I think so, yeah,” when he was asked if he planned to play next year. “If you look at what transpired in those two weeks, Joe (Douglas) got axed,” Rodgers said, referring to the Jets' former general manager who was fired last week. "Joe brought me in here. There’s uncertainty with, you know, everybody on the staff, so I’m not naive to what the situation is. And if a new GM comes in and they don’t retain Brick, I have to fit in those plans, so that’s kind of the first part. “Like I said, on ”The Pat McAfee Show," this is my first option. I’d love to play here if I end up deciding to play. But there’s got to be a want for them to want to bring me back, and for me to want to play. But ‘I think so’ was the truth, and ‘I’m not 100% sure’ is also the truth today." Rodgers, who is having a subpar season statistically, has been noticeably affected by his leg ailments — and that's something that could be much improved starting Sunday against Seattle. “I’m super excited about getting him going, whether it’s the keepers, the boots, a little bit more quarterback movement,” Ulbrich said. “Taking advantage of the stuff that he’s done at a Hall of Fame level his entire career. So, excited to see a healthier version of Aaron out there.” There was some speculation that the Jets, who are 3-8 and close to falling mathematically out of the playoff hunt, could opt to sit Rodgers in favor of Tyrod Taylor with his playing future uncertain. “He is a very prideful person,” Ulbrich said. “He wants to finish this thing off right. He wants to celebrate this team that we have and have a good taste in our mouths as we leave this season.” Rodgers has been very complimentary of Ulbrich as a leader, saying he's “definitely all-in” on the interim coach and would like to see him get the full-time job for next season. “Again, that’s out of my control,” Rodgers said. "I mean, I’m not going to say Brick or nothing. I need to see how I’m feeling. Obviously, I would love to play for Brick again. He’s a fantastic human being, but there’s a lot of things that can change in the next six weeks. “There could be some really good feelings coming out of this or there could be wholesale changes — and I might be a part of that.” Those changes could include two coaches Rodgers is closest with in offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and passing game coordinator Todd Downing. “Them not being here would not be a deal breaker for me,” Rodgers said, “although I obviously love them.” Owner Woody Johnson is using The 33rd Team, with former GMs Mike Tannenbaum and Rick Spielman leading the project, to identify and analyze candidates for the Jets' coach and GM searches. Rodgers is unsure if Johnson will seek his input on those decisions. “I’m always available if my opinion is wanted, but I’m going to focus on playing right now,” Rodgers said. “If I get drawn in those conversations, fantastic. If I don’t, that’s fantastic, too.” AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nflbet casino 。

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But rather than thinking about 2025, Tanya Oxtoby is approaching Northern Ireland’s final game of 2024 with her mind cast much further into the future. Deep down at least, Oxtoby knows that she won’t be leading her team into the Women’s Euro 2025 Finals. Turning around a 4-0 deficit after Friday night’s defeat to Norway at Inver Park all but killed off the Play-Off tie. There is, therefore, little importance on the result of Tuesday’s return leg in Oslo’s Ullevaal Stadium. For Oxtoby, though, it is about so much more than that. The bigger picture is not what happens now or in 2025. Oxtoby will use the final 90 minutes of 2024 as an indicator of what needs to be done through 2025 in order to be ready for the World Cup qualifying series to take place throughout 2026. Oxtoby made no bones about her target when she became Northern Ireland manager in September 2023 – making it to a major tournament is still the goal, and facing a team of Norway’s immense quality gives a perfect insight as to what that involves. It won’t be a gung-ho approach – it can’t be because Norway are too good to allow that to happen – but Oxtoby is determined to be positive. Norway’s strength is reflected by the fact that Sweden are the only team ranked higher than them who haven’t yet secured qualification for the Euros. “We want to be brave and we want to be front-footed,” said Oxtoby. “Part of that is going to be challenging against a world-class team so, firstly, a 90-minute performance, our ability to manage the game with and without the ball – I’ve said that in every game. “We have to be comfortable to manage the game when we don’t have it, and we need to be a little bit calmer when we win it back, especially against a really good side who can counter-press. “There’s that element, but I just want to continue the growth with this group. “They are a young group, they’ve taken a lot of learnings from the first game, and we get to come here and challenge ourselves again against a world-class team and, for us, at the end of 90 minutes, to see where we’re at and see the areas where we need to develop on, that for me is a win.” Winning the actual game, a huge task for Northern Ireland anyway, isn’t the be-all and end-all on this occasion. How they can impact in an attacking sense against the 16th-ranked team in the world will be more of a measure than the scoreline. Repeating the second-half performance from Friday night – when Northern Ireland posed much more of a threat than in the first 45 minutes and restricted Norway to just one scruffy goal – and even improving on that is the challenge that Oxtoby has set for her players. To that end, she is also expected to field the team that started that second-half, with Chloe McCarron coming into the line-up in place of Danielle Maxwell. “The first thing I said to them after the game was that I was proud of them,” said Oxtoby. “I want them to know that because it is important that where we started to where we are now, how much growth this group has had both on and off the pitch is massive, and I think when you are in it, you can really appreciate that. “For them to come out in the second-half and really challenge themselves and be brave the way they did on Friday night is a credit to them. “I just want them to go out and enjoy it, challenge themselves, stretch themselves. “We will be in a really good position to see where we’re at in terms of wanting to qualify for major tournaments because this Norway side is world-class, so we need to be brave and challenge ourselves and see where we’re at.” There will be a competitive edge for Norway’s main players, despite them being virtually assured of qualification. Caroline Graham Hansen took her international tally to 49 goals with her brace at Inver Park on Friday night, which also moved her level with Ada Hergerberg, and the race is on between them to reach the half-century mark.Carnival Cruise Line makes a massive change to onboard casinos

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"Red light cameras and speed cameras are important, so we're gonna use that technology, plus police officers," he said, as reported by CBS News. "What else can we do? I'd like to hear solutions from anybody else out there who says 'I don't want license plates.'" But critics say the law is too vague and could apply to any motorized vehicle in the city not currently regulated by the DMV. Most read in Motors "That includes scooters," said Alexa Sledge, spokesperson for advocacy group Transportation Alternatives. "That includes e-bikes. That includes your electric wheelchair if you're disabled and you get around." She added that there was no clear idea about how expensive the bill would be. Transportation Alternatives adds that "Priscilla's Law" would require new DMV-type bureaus to be set up around New York to deal with the tens of thousands of vehicles that would require licensing. Priscilla was 69 years old when she was struck and killed by an e-bike on her way to work. "Ninety-four of our 98 victims were hit and run, it's patently unfair that victims should be stuck with the consequence and the riders that cause the grievous injuries and death have no consequence whatsoever," Andrew Fine with NYC E-Vehicle Safety Alliance told ABC7 . But New York's Department of Transport commissioner did not endorse the bill. "We support the intent of this bill, but we don't support this bill as the council member is introducing it today, we are more than happy to work with the Chair, the Speaker, and all of you in a comprehensive task force," said NYC DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez. Seizing illegal e-vehicles has been a priority for the NYPD in 2024. Since March, a multi-agency task force has carried out 17 operations resulting in 218 arrests, 7,722 summons issued, and 997 vehicles seized. Read More on The US Sun "We are seeing consistent steady numbers of severe injuries, including fatalities, from e-vehicle and moped crashes in the emergency room," Dr. Daniel Murphy from New York's St. Barnabas Hospital told AMNY . "As far as numbers are concerned, the number of injuries and the acuity of these injuries are getting exponentially worse."TAMPA, Fla. — Baker Mayfield rubbed both arms with his hands as the story was being related, the one where his timely donation turned around the fortunes of a high school football team that lacked the necessary equipment to start the season. It’s the nearly made-for-Hollywood script of how Space Coast High in Cocoa went from 1-8 a year ago to 10-3 and the first state championship in program history. “I’ve got chills thinking about it,” Mayfield said. Jake Owens had been Space Coast’s head coach from 2012-17 but stepped away for a few years, moving to Kentucky and starting a young family. He returned to his old job to find the program in disrepair. “Obviously, the program was struggling,” Owens said. “I think in those six years they’d only won, like, four games. When I walked in, a struggling program like that, nothing was really being done behind the scenes as far as equipment and stuff goes. It was a lot of older equipment.” Stephanie Starkey, whose son, Jacob, plays linebacker and long snapper for the Vipers, graduated from the University of Oklahoma and had followed Mayfield closely. She knew about the Baker and Emily Mayfield Foundation, and reached out to the couple for help. The Mayfields responded by donating $17,900 for equipment, including 70 Riddell SpeedFlex helmets that retail for nearly $500 each, along with shoulder pads. “There was kind of narrative that we were not going to have a season,” Owens said. “That’s not the case. We were going to play no matter what. But it was in bad shape, and that’s obviously expensive. When the program ended last year, there were only 40-something kids. They didn’t have a need for a lot of equipment. “When I took over in February, there was a huge influx. We had over 70 kids come out. Not only did we have older equipment, but we also didn’t have enough. We were going to make sure we had it one way or another, but it’s expensive and funds are hard to come by in high school.” The team was among the youngest Owens had ever coached. His quarterback was a freshman. Four of the five offensive linemen were sophomores, along with the top receiver. Building a culture of winning is usually the most difficult task for any head coach. But Owens said the players were galvanized by the fact that an NFL quarterback had invested so generously in their future. “We were just floored,” Owens said. “It’s been an incredibly humbling experience to have someone like Baker to reach out and say, ‘Hey, what do you need to get this done?’ I don’t think they know how much of an impact they’ve made. “We knew we had a talented team. We knew if we did things the right way and we built the right culture, I’d won there before. I have an incredible coaching staff. They knew what it takes to win. It’s one of those incredible things that came together like a perfect storm, and Baker and Emily are a big part of that because it took so much stress out of that situation so the focus could be on football.” There is some irony that it was Mayfield who rescued the Vipers. Owens is an unabashed Cincinnati Bengals fan and rooted against Mayfield when he played for the Cleveland Browns. In fact, Owens is a Bengals season ticket holder who still hosts a podcast dedicated to talking about the team. “I will tell you that I have never rooted for another team or another player outside of Cincinnati,” Owens said. “That changed after this year. I’ve become a huge Baker Mayfield fan. He changes people’s lives. “At the end of the day, winning is very important at every level. What Baker has done more than anything is shown our players what it means to pass it along. To pay it forward. That’s going to impact our players. When they get that opportunity, they will remember that. What they’ve shown our boys is you’re never too big to help out.” Mayfield’s play on the field was inspiring as well. Starkey held a few watch parties for Bucs games on Sundays. The Mayfields’ gift ignited a Space Coast team that went 7-3 in the regular season, then advanced past Tradition Prep and Umatilla in the playoffs. “Snake Pit” signs, referencing the team’s home field, started popping up on lawns and in store windows all over town. Last weekend, the Vipers defeated Bell, 21-14, at home to claim the Sunshine State Athletic Association Atlantic 1A championship. The team that didn’t have enough equipment is now being sized for championship rings. “I tell them all the time, don’t forget about the journey it took to get here, and Baker and Emily will always be part of that journey,” Owens said. Standing inside One Buc Place during his weekly news conference Thursday, Mayfield could not stop smiling while thinking about another football team he already had helped win a championship this season. “It’s just a cool story,” he said. “I have an unbelievable platform to be able to give back, and obviously they were in the predicament of probably not having a season. Not just for the varsity. The JV, they didn’t have enough equipment. So, just being able to give back and then seeing that turn around. “All we did was get some helmets. They did the rest. They turned it around, they believed in it, and that’s what football is all about. It’s teaching life lessons, how to handle adversity, how to deal with it and push forward. Congrats to them. It’s pretty special.” ©2024 Tampa Bay Times. Visit tampabay.com . Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

Morgan Wallen appeared in a Nashville courtroom on Thursday, December 12, and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges, officially resolving the chair-throwing incident that occurred earlier this year. Wallen, 31, faced charges stemming from an April 7 altercation at Eric Church's Chief's Bar in Nashville, where he allegedly threw a chair off the roof of the venue, landing dangerously close to two police officers. The country singer was taken into custody and charged with multiple felonies. As part of a plea agreement, Wallen pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor reckless endangerment, avoiding the jail time originally threatened in the case. This marked the end of an eight-month legal battle, where initially Wallen was charged with three felony counts of reckless endangerment and one misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct. However, in the days leading up to the hearing, two of the felony charges were downgraded to misdemeanors, allowing the musician to stay out of jail. 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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Googly eyes have been appearing on sculptures around the central Oregon city of Bend, delighting many residents and sparking a viral sensation covered widely by news outlets and featured on a popular late-night talk show. On social media, the city shared photos of googly eyes on installations in the middle of roundabouts that make up its so-called “Roundabout Art Route.” One photo shows googly eyes placed on a sculpture of two deer, while another shows them attached to a sphere. It's not yet known who has been putting them on the sculptures. "While the googly eyes placed on the various art pieces around town might give you a chuckle, it costs money to remove them with care to not damage the art," the city said in its posts. The Facebook post received hundreds of comments, with many users saying they liked the googly eyes. “My daughter and I went past the flaming chicken today and shared the biggest laugh," one user said, using a nickname for the “Phoenix Rising” sculpture. "We love the googly eyes. This town is getting to be so stuffy. Let’s have fun!” Another Facebook user wrote: “I think the googly eyes on the deer specifically are a great look, and they should stay that way.” Others said the city should focus on addressing more important issues, such as homelessness, instead of spending time and money on removing the googly eyes. Over the years, the city’s sculptures have been adorned with other seasonal decorations, including Santa hats, wreaths, leis. The city doesn’t remove those, and views the googly eyes differently because of the adhesive, Bend's communications director, Rene Mitchell, told The Associated Press. “We really encourage our community to engage with the art and have fun. We just need to make sure that we can protect it and that it doesn’t get damaged,” she said. The post and its comments were covered by news outlets, and even made it on a segment of CBS's “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert .” The city regrets that its post was misunderstood, Mitchell said. “There was no intent to be heavy-handed, and we certainly understand maybe how that was taken," she said. “We own this large collection of public art and really want to bring awareness to the community that applying adhesives does harm the art. So as stewards of the collection, we wanted to share that on social media." The city has so far spent $1,500 on removing googly eyes from seven of the eight sculptures impacted, Mitchell said, and has started treating some of the art pieces, which are made of different types of metal such as bronze and steel. The "Phoenix Rising" sculpture might need to be repainted entirely, she said. 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