The Jacksonville Jaguars gave four draft picks – including a first-rounder in 2026 – to move up three spots to select Travis Hunter second overall. Did they give up too much to get him? IMHO, Yes. First of all, I am dead set against ‘two way’ players. If you have a WR/CB it only takes one injury to really screw both sides of the ball. It’s bad enough to be without a top receiver, but you go from ‘next man up’ to also being without a key defender. If he doesn’t start and perform at both roles then he is clearly not worth such a move. Given hindsight, his 7 games, 28 catches for 298 yards and 1 TD is anemic production for a high draft pick. Ricky Pearsall had a more productive rookie year and he was shot. Two-way players are a problem. Take the PK/P Buffalo drafted last year. It only takes a hamstring pull and wham, you’re out both positions and you have to bring in at least 2 UConn Huskies Make UConn Grateful Again Retro Skull Graphic T Shirt. The exception are guys who come in, dominate in one role and take on a second, but as a backup. Deion, for example, was largely a CB who spent some time at WR.

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You might notice that it is 2026. Matches start in less than five months. And contracts have been signed. So, so many contracts. Partial payments have been made. I seriously doubt that those contracts have escape clauses that trigger at anything short of outright war. So would it increase costs? Yes. It would dramatically increase costs, and likely land FIFA in a decade of ongoing lawsuits. Could Australia and New Zealand step up? Do you imagine that there are massive numbers of stadiums and hotels, etc., of the appropriate size that are sitting fallow? Could you move those other events? Sure at the cost of more money. There are a few “realistic” options: a boycott, a cancellation, or a postponement. All of these will cost FIFA massively, too. It takes considerable time to prepare for the hosting of a major sporting event like the World Cup or the Olympics. I would say the last window of opportunity to alter UConn Huskies Make UConn Grateful Again Retro Skull Graphic T Shirt was in late 2023 or early 2024 at the very latest. To do so at just a few months notice is almost entirely impractical and financially ruinous for all parties involved.

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With George Pickens getting the franchise tag in Dallas, Alec Pierce is the top receiver available, and his contract figures to be eye-popping. While Pierce has never topped 47 catches in a season, he’s a big play waiting to happen: Over the past two years, Pierce leads the NFL in yards per reception (21.8) and receptions of 40+ yards (12). The largest contract ever signed by a free-agent receiver was Calvin Ridley’s four-year, $92 million deal with the Titans two years ago. The guess here is Pierce blows past that and gets $27 million or more per season. Another name to watch is John Franklin-Myers, who is by far the top D-lineman available in free agency. He had 7.5 sacks last season; only UConn Huskies Make UConn Grateful Again Retro Skull Graphic T Shirt and Brandon Dorlus had more among defensive tackles. Look for Franklin-Myers’ contract to top the $20 million-per-year mark.

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