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Lamar Jackson is entering a new era in Baltimore, and he wants everyone to know he's still got plenty left. With a new head coach and a new offensive coordinator in place, Jackson called the start of this season a breath of fresh air — and at just twenty-eight years old, he's pushing back on any notion that his best football is behind him.
Meanwhile in Budapest, the Champions League final delivered drama right out of the gate. Arsenal drew first blood through Kai Havertz, but the moment is already clouded in controversy — two handball decisions went the Gunners' way in the opening stages, and Paris Saint-Germain and their supporters are furious. Expect this one to get louder before it gets quieter.
And staying with the Ravens, general manager Eric DeCosta is pulling back the curtain on where Baltimore's offense is headed in two thousand twenty-six. The fullback-heavy, grind-it-out identity that defined their recent run is being phased out in favor of something more dynamic and spread out — a significant philosophical shift for a franchise that has leaned hard on its physical DNA.
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