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In Dallas, Jason Robertson and the Stars have reached a deal, and the arbitration lawyers can go home. Robertson, who put up ninety six points last season and blocked a trade to Seattle this summer, signed a one-year contract worth twelve million dollars Tuesday night. A dominant forward getting paid like one.
Shifting to the gridiron, Cleveland's quarterback room is one of the stranger stories in football right now. Deshaun Watson and rookie Shedeur Sanders are locked in a competition for the Browns' starting job, and nobody seems particularly thrilled about how it's being framed. Two quarterbacks with enormous question marks, one very impatient fanbase, and a clock that's already ticking.
And in New York, the Jets are sending Geno Smith a clear message heading into the two thousand twenty six season. After a brutal three and fourteen year, head coach Aaron Glenn is demanding more from his signal caller. Smith has the job for now, but the warning coming out of Florham Park is about as subtle as a blindside blitz.
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