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Jakobi Meyers’ trade request headlines a potential shakeup in Las Vegas and a calculated push by Pittsburgh to upgrade its aerial attack. The Steelers’ pitch centers on pairing Meyers with Metcalf and a Rodgers-led upgrade at QB, aiming to inject veteran savvy into a deep WR room. Las Vegas denies deals while hinting at Cooper’s return, and Pittsburgh’s eyes turn toward a two-for-two swap involving Seumalo and Parham to balance the cap. The ripple effect could vault Pittsburgh’s air game into a top-5 ceiling if Meyers lands, reshaping fantasy value across the division.

The proposed trade and roster moves underscore how a single midseason shift can redefine target shares, snap counts, and quarterback comfort in a high-variance fantasy landscape. Meyers brings steady PPR appeal, Metcalf remains explosive, while Pickens’ role could grow alongside a veteran presence, amplifying Steelers’ WR depth and opening up blue-line upside for fantasy rosters across the AFC.

Lee Corso's final College GameDay appearance sparks tributes from Bijan Robinson and Dak Prescott, signaling the end of an era for college football’s most iconic voice.

Robinson recalls meeting Corso as one of the coolest figures in the game, while Prescott highlights his lasting impact and signature catchphrase. The Texas–Ohio State showdown in Columbus frames the farewell with a historic note for fans and fantasy enthusiasts alike.

The moment blends nostalgia with future fantasy arcs, reminding bettors and rosters how a broadcast legend can influence perceptions around top college talents transitioning to the pros.