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Lamar Jackson addressed the media this week, acknowledging that injuries were the primary reason he posted his lowest rushing numbers in eight years as a pro. But don't mistake caution for retreat — Jackson made clear he's not abandoning his legs, just not forcing it. A healthy offseason has him ready to do whatever it takes to win.
Meanwhile, the NFL owners made history in the boardroom Wednesday, unanimously approving the sale of the Seattle Seahawks to tech billionaire Vinod Khosla and his family for a record-breaking nine point six billion dollars. It's the first change of ownership for the franchise since nineteen ninety seven, and Khosla is already speaking publicly about the future of Lumen Field and what this next era looks like in Seattle.
And on the rules front, the NFL has drawn a firm line around players who leave for college programs. Any first-year player who signs with a college team — with LSU's aggressive pursuit reportedly driving the conversation — will be barred from returning to an NFL roster during the two thousand twenty six season. The league wanted clarity, and now everybody has it.
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