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Malik Nabers is already turning heads before he's even taken a snap this season. Coming off a torn ACL that wiped out most of his sophomore year, an NFC executive says the Giants' star wideout completely changes what New York can do on offense. If he's healthy for Week one against Dallas, this could be a very different Giants team than the one we saw last fall.
Meanwhile in Jacksonville, the Jaguars made a deadline day move that raised some eyebrows, acquiring Quinn Ewers from Miami for a two thousand twenty eight sixth-round pick. With Trevor Lawrence already holding the keys, GM James Gladstone confirmed Nick Mullens stays on as the primary backup, pushing Ewers into a crowded room that also includes Carter Bradley and Joey Aguilar. That's a lot of quarterbacks chasing one job.
And the one everyone in the football world is still processing — Aaron Donald is coming out of retirement to play alongside Myles Garrett on the Rams' defensive line. Three-time Defensive Player of the Year, two seasons removed from the game, now teaming with arguably the best pass rusher in football today. If Donald is anywhere close to what he was, offensive coordinators across the league have a serious problem on their hands.
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