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The Jacksonville Jaguars have added a new arm behind Trevor Lawrence, acquiring second-year quarterback Quinn Ewers from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a sixth-round pick in two thousand twenty-eight. The twenty-three-year-old completed over sixty-six percent of his passes in four appearances last season, and Jacksonville clearly sees enough upside to make a move before the roster cut deadline.
Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, the Steelers are shaking up their offensive line in a significant way, shipping former first-round pick Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys. Jones was a high-profile selection out of Georgia, but Pittsburgh apparently decided a change of scenery was the right call, and Dallas gets a young lineman with plenty of developmental runway still ahead of him.
And down in Austin, the question everyone in college football is asking — can Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns finally make a legitimate championship run? With Manning's mobility and arm talent on full display in the Citrus Bowl, and a roster loaded with talent across the board, the Longhorns enter this season carrying genuine expectations, not just hope.
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