Speculation has run rampant about whether Rodgers be playing next season and where that could be after a disastrous Jets season came to an end on Sunday with a win over the Dolphins.
The Americans avenged a 4-3 overtime loss to Finland in group play, overcoming a two-goal deficit in the second period to win their second straight junior worlds title and seventh overall.
Miami receiver Tyreek Hill hinted at a potential exit from the Dolphins following a season-ending loss Sunday to the New York Jets, in which he did not play in the final quarter, telling reporters afterward that "I have to do what's best for my career."
Dolphins star Tyreek Hill indicated that he wanted out of Miami following the team’s season-ending loss to the Jets on Sunday in shocking comments to reporters.
But Aubrey’s attempt to kick the ball downfield went awry, as it was kicked immediately out of bounds to the left, and one Cowboys cheerleader was the unfortunate recipient of it.
After an NFL cameraman couldn’t catch the ball with one hand, it smacked a cheerleader in the back of the head, sending her to the ground in the surprise incident.
Social media users suspect that Michelle Siemienowski, a first-year cheerleader with Dallas, was the one hit by the ball.
Luckily, she got back to her feet and appeared to be laughing about the situation after it happened.
The rest of her cheer team made sure to check on her, as did Commanders punter Tress Way, who was in the area.
Siemienowski made the cheer team in July, writing on Instagram that it was "my dream for as long as I can remember" to be a part of the famous squad.
"This has been the most life changing experience, but this is only the beginning. I am so grateful to say that I achieved my dreams and earned my boots!"
Once the game resumed after the incident, the Cowboys found themselves looking to finish the season on a high note, but the Commanders had something else in mind.
Marcus Mariota, who took over for Jayden Daniels at quarterback given the team’s playoff berth, knew that potential seeding was on the line when he got the ball with just over three minutes to play in the fourth quarter.
Washington, down by three points, didn’t just think about a game-tying field goal as Mariota found himself with 2nd-and-goal from the Dallas 5-yard line, and he tossed a fade to Terry McLaurin on the outside.
McLaurin leaped in the air and snagged the ball, keeping both feet in bounds to win the game on the final play from scrimmage.
As a result, the Commanders finished the season 12-5, though the Philadelphia Eagles won the division with a 14-3 record. But the win earned them the No. 6 seed instead of the No. 7 seed, which would have to travel to Philadelphia to face those Eagles in the wild-card round.
