Resurrecting centuries-old finery via artificial intelligence and sensory simulation, the 2024 Costume Institute exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art — entitled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” — isn’t just a sight to behold. 

Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Shout out to Mr. Wells for holding down the fort over the weekend. I hope you all were able to enjoy the festivities of Cinco de Mayo, and if you didn’t, I hope you were still able to have an enjoyable weekend. The New York Jets have started their rookie camp, and a couple of players have stuck out already. Jets head coach Robert Saleh hopes that the physical nature of multiple rookies the team has added will have a newfound effect on the team, allowing them to play more physically during the season. Let’s hope that it pays off. With that, here are your links to the Jets to start your morning. Brandyn Pokrass - Robert Saleh updates Aaron Rodgers' progress, discusses Jets rookies Robby Sabo - New York Jets rookie minicamp notes: Olu Fashanu, Malachi Corley get to work Rivka Boord - NY Jets rookie minicamp: Malachi Corley looking the part Brandyn Pokrass - Jets rookie minicamp notes: Jaylen Key embracing 'Mr. Irrelevant' Dennis Waszak Jr - Boom! Boom! Pow! Jets hope trio of rookie playmakers' physical approach 'permeates' the entire team Brandyn Pokrass - Aaron Rodgers makes Malachi Corley an offer he cannot refuse Thomas Christopher - The 'NED' phenomenon: Why Jets' Malachi Corley warrants caution Michael Nania - Most underrated trait for each NY Jets draft pick Rivka Boord - Ranking NY Jets' rookies in order of likely Year 1 impact Ryan Dunleavy - Jets hoping Jordan Travis can grow, learn under Aaron Rodgers Phillip Martinez - Jets rookie QB Jordan Travis says he's thought 'a lot' about being Aaron Rodgers' successor Chantz Martin - Jets' Jordan Travis sees himself as Aaron Rodgers' successor, but focused on 'being a great teammate' Rich Cimini - How the Jets discovered fifth-round pick Qwan'tez Stiggers Rivka Boord - The lowdown on NY Jets' 2025 comp pick situation NewYorkJets.com - Jets Overtime Special | 2024 Draft Review (5/4) Here are your missed connections from yesterday. I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day.

Gardy can rest too, wherever he is | Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images For the first time in two and a half weeks, the Yankees will rest. When I was watching the Yankees’ lineup feebly flail for the majority of Friday night, I could never have imagined that a sweep could be coming. Thankfully, the Tigers failed to get all 27 outs — in fact they didn’t even get a 25th — as the Yanks rallied to win in the ninth before winning on both Saturday and Sunday. The weather was the stealth hero yesterday afternoon, as Aaron Boone didn’t even have to be tempted to use Clay Holmes in a three-run game for the save. Instead, the rain came, and after almost an hour of waiting, the game was called in the eighth. We’ll take it! Now, the Yankees have a well-deserved offday after 17 games in 17 days. They’ll take a breath and reconvene on Tuesday, when they welcome those always-annoying Astros to town. They’re a little better than they looked during their horrid 7-19 start, but they did lose back-to-back games to Seattle at home over the last couple days. May they play as well this week as they did in Houston to start the season against the Yankees. Today on the site, Jake will have the Rivalry Roundup, John will revisit the 1999 Yankees’ pyrrhic-victory rumble at the Metrodome 25 years ago today, and Kunj and I will have the latest episode of “Podument Park.” Later, Peter will discuss Alex Verdugo’s quietly elite start to the season, and Madison will put out the call for your mailbag questions. Today’s Matchup: Offday Questions/Prompts: 1. How are you feeling about the Yankees on a scale of 1-5? (Five is “28, HERE WE COME” and one is “DOOMED.”) 2. The Knicks begin their second-round showdown tonight against the Pacers. What’s your series prediction?

Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images New York Giants headlines for Monday Good morning, New York Giants fans! From Big Blue View Ex-Giants GM Dave Gettleman calls media draft analysts ‘clowns’ How do bad NFL teams become good teams? Giants UDFAs: Get to know Alex Johnson, DB, UCLA Film study: What does CB Andru Phillips bring to the Giants? Bonus mailbag: The Joe Schoen edition Big Blue View mailbag: NFL Draft fallout edition More headlines Don't count out Daniel Jones as the Giants' starting quarterback just yet | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF There is no hiding the fact that Jones was poor in 2023, even outside of injury. The missed time only served to highlight his struggles because every new quarterback who played managed to make the offense look better than Jones did. That was one thing when an experienced veteran like Tyrod Taylor was able to do it, but it took on a whole new dimension when Tommy DeVito — an undrafted free agent nicknamed “Cutlets” — was also able to. Jones earned a 54.4 PFF passing grade, by far the worst of the trio on the season, and his flaws as a quarterback seemed to exacerbate the weaknesses in the Giants’ offensive personnel. Taylor, in particular, was able to hide the bad offensive line far better than Jones or DeVito could. But it’s also only reasonable to point out that the situation around all of the Giants quarterbacks was terrible. New York finished 30th in PFF pass-blocking efficiency on the season, allowing 245 total pressures in 17 games. Wan’Dale Robinson led the team in targets and catches, while Darius Slayton led them in receiving yards, with just 769. No receiver averaged more than a pedestrian 1.38 yards per route run, and running back Saquon Barkley tied for the receiving touchdown lead. Any quarterback would have been set up to fail in that scenario, and Jones just happened to be a stylistic match that poured gas on the dumpster fire. How Eagles’ GM Howie Roseman does what he does: An update to how much cap space each team has in void years (with free agency being practically over and more contract information being released) pic.twitter.com/GIj51IYYap— Cooper Davis (@CDFBAnalysis) May 5, 2024 Daniel Jones gets second chance despite Giants' Drake Maye pushThe call came in Thursday night, not long after the 2024 draft opened up and the news it relayed gave Daniel Jones a stay of execution. How Irish kicker went Jude McAtamney went from Gaelic football to New York Giants via Australia and Rutgers University - ESPNJude McAtamney, an Ulster U20 Gaelic football champion, was inspired by fellow Irishman David Shanahan. Lombardi: NYG's loyalty to players causes 'bad decisions' "I wasn't surprised at all by that," Lombardi said on The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan in D.C. on Monday. "Because if you listened to what John Mara said at the owners' meetings ... he said very clearly, 'I'll favor them drafting a quarterback if they're in love.' And he used the word 'love.'" "I think they were in love with Drake Maye, but I don't think they were in love with J.J. McCarthy. And remember, John Mara, the president of the team -- he's the reason why Daniel Jones is making all that money -- he loves Daniel Jones. He drafted Daniel Jones as the sixth pick overall. Nothing would make them more happy than Daniel Jones being successful. They're almost willing it to happen. It won't, but they're hoping it will." In Lombardi's estimation, the Giants' leadership is loyal to a fault to their players -- and it's hurting the franchise on the field. "And they've gone 10 years -- they're the only team in the NFC East that has not won the East in the last 10 years. They have the worst record in the last 10 years in the NFC East. It's a shame, because the Giants should be a stellar franchise in the league. But, because they fall in love with their players, they love their players, they make bad decisions." BBV mailbag Have a Giants-related question? E-mail it to bigblueview@gmail.com and it might be featured in our weekly mailbag. BBV YouTube You can find and subscribe to Big Blue View YouTube from the show’s home page Follow BBV BBV on Twitter: Follow @BigBlueViewEd Valentine: Follow @Valentine_EdBBV on Facebook: Click here to like the Big Blue View Facebook pageBBV on YouTube: Subscribe to the Big Blue View YouTube channelBBV on Instagram: Click here to follow our Instagram page EDITOR’S NOTE: What happened to the podcasts? A number of people have asked why Big Blue View podcasts have stopped updating. SB Nation recently made the difficult decision to shut down the podcast network across all of our sites. Big Blue View is continuing to offer that content via our YouTube.