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Keyonte George is staying in Utah for a long time and getting paid accordingly. The Jazz and their young guard have agreed on a five-year, one hundred fifty-seven point five million dollar extension, per ESPN. George is just twenty-two years old and has become the cornerstone of Utah's rebuild, and this deal signals the franchise is building something real around him.
Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers are making front office moves that carry some serious backstory. Their new general manager has deep roots with LeBron James going all the way back to high school, and now he's running the show in Cleveland. That's a connection that'll have people talking, especially as the Cavs look to push deeper into contention next season.
And on the field Thursday night, the Detroit Lions dropped a tough one to the Buffalo Bills, forty-one to thirty-one, and Dan Campbell is not letting it slide quietly. He pointed the finger squarely at his coaching staff after Jahmyr Gibbs, one of the best backs in the league, was held to just fifty-two yards on sixteen carries. Campbell said it plainly: his back is too good for those numbers, and changes are coming.
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