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In Miami, Malik Willis is staring down the most consequential season of his career. The Dolphins are in full rebuild mode heading into two thousand twenty six, and Willis knows the front office won't hesitate to pivot to the two thousand twenty seven draft if he can't show he's the answer at quarterback. One season, no safety net.
Speaking of players with everything on the line, Saints receiver Chris Olave is entering a contract year that could define his entire trajectory in New Orleans. Olave needs to stay healthy and produce at an elite level to earn the extension the Saints have been weighing. The talent has never been the question — availability and consistency very much have been.
And over in college football, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian is now publicly addressing the eligibility lawsuit filed by offensive lineman Cole Hutson against the NCAA in Travis County. Hutson is seeking immediate injunctive relief, and Sarkisian finds himself navigating a legal battle just as his Longhorns program is building serious momentum heading into the new season.
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