NFL Nation Fantasy Fallout: What now for Jets? Our NFL Nation reporters answer key questions following the week’s games and what it all means heading into Week 2.

Sources: Jets’ Rodgers has torn Achilles tendon An MRI on Tuesday confirmed that New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon in Monday night’s game, ending his season, sources told ESPN.

Jets’ Rodgers rejects talk he has to ‘bounce back’ Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is coming off the worst statistical season of his career, said he doesn’t feel like he has to prove anything this year.

Jets’ Rodgers says Giants’ Ward making stuff up The war of words between the Jets and Giants escalated Thursday, with Aaron Rodgers firing back at the Giants’ Jihad Ward.

NFL Nation forecast: Which RB for Jets, Seahawks? Our NFL Nation reporters focus on the most pressing questions fantasy managers might have heading into the season, including what to make of the Jets’ backfield.

Source: Rodgers to make Jets debut Saturday New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will start Saturday against the Giants, a source confirmed to ESPN.

Zelensky Pushes Sweden to Give Ukraine Fighter Jets President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, who made the plea during a weekend visit to Sweden, has long said Kyiv needs modern warplanes to fight off Russia.

Source: Lions waive injured Mims after Jets trade The Lions are again looking for receiver depth after waiving the injured Denzel Mims, who was acquired from the Jets via trade, a source told ESPN.

Cook says Rodgers’ presence lured him to Jets Dalvin Cook said Thursday that Aaron Rodgers’ presence and a win-now roster helped to lure him to the Jets.

Ukraine Says It Will Not Receive F-16 Jets From NATO Allies This Year A spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force said the advanced planes won’t arrive by winter, meaning they won’t play a role in the latest counteroffensive push.

Rodgers’ concerns over Jets’ O-line ‘pretty low’ Aaron Rodgers insisted Wednesday that his concern level about the Jets’ offensive line is “pretty low.”

Source: RB Cook to sign 1-year deal with Jets Dalvin Cook is planning to sign a one-year deal worth up to $8.6 million with the New York Jets, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter

Congress May Block The Public From Tracking Private Jets Good news may be coming for Elon Musk and other uberwealthy folks with private jets. The FAA reauthorization bill, which was recently passed by the House, may soon block the public from learning about the flights people take on private jets, according to Axios. While it may be good news in the eyes of the rich, it’s… Read more…

Clarence Thomas Sure Seems To Love Private Jets And Mega Yachts Being in government sounds great. You’ve got incredible power over the lives of millions of people, you can decide which companies live or die with a whim and a pen stroke, and — apparently — you have billionaires tripping over themselves to throw luxury goods at your feet like offerings to a minor god. At least, that… Read more…

NFL preview: Betting public jumping on Jets David Purdum discusses sportsbooks’ liability on the Jets, who bettors are backing, which teams are the most popular at sportsbooks heading into the NFL season and more.

Jets sense Rodgers’ frustration after spotty drill Aaron Rodgers and the Jets endured a frustrating joint practice with the Panthers, who stymied New York’s offense during a two-minute drill.

‘Hard Knocks,’ Week 1: The Jets take off Here’s everything you missed from the Jets’ (and Aaron Rodgers’) time in front of the cameras.

Rodgers expects ‘few-years partnership’ with Jets Aaron Rodgers, discussing his reworked contract, said Tuesday, “this is going to be a few-years partnership” with the Jets.

RB Cook ‘pretty high’ on possible Jets signing Dalvin Cook, ahead of a planned visit with the Jets on Sunday, says the odds are “pretty high” he signs with New York. He is also considering his options with the Dolphins, an AFC East rival and the running back’s hometown team.

Jets laud Rodgers’ ‘sacrifice’ as Cook set to visit Aaron Rodgers’ decision to take an unprecedented pay cut sends a championship message to the Jets’ locker room and creates financial flexibility to pursue players such as running back Dalvin Cook, according to coach Robert Saleh and players.