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Watkins Glen International (Watkins Glen, N.Y.) Carson Hocevar didnt spend all that much time in a dapper gray suit Monday night, but it was certainly a little bit of a new look for someone who performs best in a fire suit. How in the world did the 23-year-old Hocevar get invited to the 2026 Met Gala? "They called NASCAR and asked," Hocevar told me Friday after truck series qualifying at Watkins Glen. "They watched [me win] Talladega and must have saw the Chilis suit and thought I was into fashion with how crazy our suits get and invited me. "It was a great time." Its one thing to be asked to go, but once someone is asked, how do they arrange a stylish suit in such a short period of time? Enter Cassidy Towriss, the Cadillac F1 team chief brand advisor who is married to Dan Towriss, CEO of TWG Motorsports, the parent company of Spire (the team Hocevar drivers for in the NASCAR Cup Series). He sported a Christian Dior suit. "She knew exactly who to hook me up with," Hocevar said. "I went to Texas for the race [last weekend] and went and got fitted and got everything. She was a lifesaver in the whole deal." Hocevar said they had many options for the suit. "It was luckily that my favorite was the gray one and it was the first one [I tried on]. And I didnt want to be like, I like the first one because they are going to think I just dont want to try anymore on. ... They all liked the first one. "They handled everything. I was like, I have no preconceived notion, I dont know what Im supposed to do. You just take care of me." Did Hocevar, who certainly is a free spirit and could be considered a little awkward, ever wonder if he could show up in a fire suit? "It would be funny," Hocevar said. "I would have been a lot more comfortable if I just had a sponsor hat on." Hocevar noted on the E! telecast that he would love to meet Sabrina Carpenter. He did not, but he said he met plenty of celebrities. He wouldnt mention a favorite. "It was shocking how many people knew of NASCAR and knew of me," he said. "There was a bunch of people I got to meet. It was just an opportunity and experience that I never thought I would go to and enjoy. "Its a total different universe and world than Im used to." Having seen his followers jump on the social channels certainly doesnt hurt either. But maybe impressing one of his biggest fans marked his biggest achievement of going to the gala. "I dont know if I made my mom as proud driving any vehicle ... compared to how proud she was and excited I was on her favorite channel," Hocevar said. "The only uptick would maybe be a Hallmark Christmas special. "If I was on that, that might top the Met Gala. But she was super excited."

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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) The New York Jets and running back Breece Hall agreed Friday on a three-year contract extension worth $45.75 million, according to a person familiar with the deal.The Jets had used the franchise tag on Hall, whose contract which will pay him $15.25 million per year makes him the third-highest paid running back in the NFL.The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Jets didn't announce the deal.Hall rushed for a career-high 1,065 yards last season despite missing the final game with a knee ailment, becoming the first Jets player to top 1,000 yards rushing in a season since Chris Ivory in 2015. Hall has 1,000 yards from scrimmage in three straight seasons, just the sixth player and fifth running back in franchise history to accomplish that feat.Hall, who turns 25 on May 31, was a second-round pick in the 2022 draft out of Iowa State. He didnt receive a contract extension from the Jets last offseason when first-rounders Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson did, causing some uncertainty about Halls future with the franchise. He was also mentioned in trade rumors leading up to last years deadline.But coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey both insisted they wanted to keep Hall as the engine that runs the Jets' offense.___AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/NFL

The lingering NFL offseason question is on the way to being answered: quarterback Aaron Rodgers is taking a visit and is reportedly likely to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. But the catch is simple what's in it for Rodgers to re-sign? Well, that's the question that Colin Cowherd wants the answer to, defending the future Hall of Famer's potential ask for a pay bump in 2026. "He wants more money and the Steelers are going to cave. He deserves more money," Cowherd said on "The Herd." "You cant ask a Hall of Fame quarterback in back-to-back years to give you two freebies. Last year was a Costco free sample year. This year, I need you to buy in bulk." Rodgers, who turned 42 in December, had a relatively solid 2025 campaign in his first year in Pittsburgh. He finished the season with 3,322 passing yards, 25 total touchdowns and seven interceptions, leading the Steelers to a 10-7 record and an AFC North title and a playoff spot. Additionally, the Steelers' offense drastically improved under Rodgers, including yards-after-catch and red zone touchdowns. However, Rodgers made a relatively small salary last season. He had a $13.65 million salary in 2025, which ranked outside the top 20 among quarterbacks. Now, it appears Rodgers is looking to make a bit more than that as he plans to fend off retirement for another year. But beyond salary, Pittsburgh does have some enticing things to sell Rodgers on to return for 2026. The Steelers hired Mike McCarthy, who was Rodgers' head coach for several seasons with the Green Bay Packers, to replace Mike Tomlin. They also upgraded the offense, adding veteran running back Rico Dowdle and wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. before selecting offensive tackle Max Iheanachor and wide receiver Germie Bernard in the NFL Draft. Still, Cowherd doesn't think that the improvements Pittsburgh has made on offense should give the Steelers power at the negotiating table with Rodgers. "Most NFL teams have a three to five-year plan at quarterback, and the Pittsburgh Steelers treat quarterback like its a slot corner or an off-ball linebacker," Cowherd said. "[They say,] We may get to it at the trading deadline, let's see what plays out in the preseason. They treat quarterbacks with absolutely no urgency at all." Rodgers has been a bit complicit in this, though. He has also been slow to give Pittsburgh an answer, which was originally expected by the NFL Draft, but it never came. Now, the 42-year-old quarterback has until July 22 to decide due to Pittsburgh using the UFA tender. The tender gives the Steelers exclusive negotiating rights through minicamp and up to July 22 unless Rodgers signs with another team while still a free agent. The speculation is that Rodgers will likely re-sign with the Steelers after his visit on Friday. Ideally, re-signing a quarterback familiar with the playbook, and pairing him with a coach he has a long-standing relationship with, would be a big question answering for Pittsburgh. However, itll be up to both sides to find common ground ahead of Rodgers returning to Pittsburgh.