After months of speculation, Aaron Rodgers is New York-bound. The four-time MVP is headed to the New York Jets, ESPN’s Adam Schefter was the first to report. To orchestrate the move, the two teams swapped first-round picks, with the Jets getting the 15th pick and the Packers bumping up to 13. Additionally, the Packers will get a second and sixth-round pick this year and a conditional second-round pick in the 2024 draft. However, if Rodgers plays 65% of the season’s snaps, this will improve to a first-round draft pick. According to ESPN, the QB’s $54.9 million guaranteed in 2023 will make him New York’s highest-paid athlete.

Boardroom’s Shlomo Sprung has all the details on the much-anticipated trade.

Phil Knight is committed to creating a better future. The Nike creator – who has an estimated individual wealth of approximately $46 billion – committed a $400 million contribution to the Black community of Portland, OR. The donation will go directly to the 1803 Fund and its impact will be geographically targeted to the North and Northeast neighborhoods of the city, which was a formerly predominantly Black area. The funds will be used to “transform current and future generations of Black Portland.”

Drizzy will be booked and busy this summer. The Canadian rapper announced an additional 12 stops to his “It’s All a Blur” tour, which kicks off on June 29 in Memphis and runs through Oct. 9. The most recent round of dates include Brooklyn, Nashville, and two homecoming shows to round out the tour. Drake will be joined by 21 Savage for the majority of the dates to support their album Her Loss.

A new limited program is set to launch this week during the NFL Draft in Kansas City. The league announced Monday it is joining forces with Uninterrupted‘s The Shop to highlight top rookies and media personalities attending the draft this year. Called Draft Day in The Shop, the series is executive produced by Maverick Carter and The Shop co-creator Paul Rivera.

Boardroom’s Vinciane Ngomsi has all the details on the collab.

Pro BMX athlete Nigel Sylvester has a new home with WME Sports. On Monday, The Hollywood Reporter exclusively revealed that Sylvester, who has parlayed his skills on the bike to corporate sponsorships and even a digital series, will also work with parent company Endeavor’s IMG Models division.

The new NBA CBA has everyone talking. While hoopers across the league picked up a number of Ws from the negotiations, including the end of cannabis testing, perhaps the largest of them all comes from the expansion of players’ “Basketball Related Income.” According to Sportico, players will receive 51% of the calculated Basketball Related Income. With a major TV contract on the horizon, NBA talent is set to see a massive payout under the new deal.