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Cooper Flagg is making the NBA pay attention, and fast. Brian Windhorst's latest piece out of the China Games paints a picture of a nineteen-year-old who isn't just adjusting to the pro game, he's bending it to his will. The leadership, the two-way instincts, the franchise-savior ceiling — it's starting to feel less like potential and more like destiny.
Meanwhile, the Marvin Harrison situation puts him in rare and uncomfortable company. He's now one of just five top-five picks in the last decade to be moved before year four, a list that raises hard questions about how quickly front offices are willing to abandon the vision they drafted. That's a short leash for a receiver with that kind of pedigree.
And in Tennessee, the Titans are in freefall. A brutal twenty-six to three loss to Houston dropped them to zero and five, and Robert Saleh's response was to reaffirm Cam Ward as the starter. One hundred eighty-seven total yards, two turnovers, two failed fourth-down attempts — this offense isn't just struggling, it's barely functioning.
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