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The Jacksonville Jaguars have made a significant move at quarterback, acquiring Quinn Ewers from the Miami Dolphins for a 2028 sixth-round draft pick. Jaguars management stated directly that it was a "performance business" and Ewers "was not getting done" in Miami, signaling a belief he can deliver in Jacksonville. This acquisition comes as the team solidifies its practice squad following roster cutdowns. Key additions to the 16-player unit include quarterbacks Joey Aguilar and Nick Mullens, running back J’Mari Taylor, and wide receivers Tim Jones, Trebor Peña, Austin Trammell, and Michael Wortham. Defensive tackles T.J. Bollers, linebackers Jack Kiser and Jalen McLeod, cornerback Jabbar Muhammad, safeties Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig and Kaevon Merriweather, and tight end Hayden Rucci also make the squad. Offensive linemen Geron Christian Sr., Eli Cox, and Kilian Zierer, the latter designated for the International Player Pathway Program, round out the group. The practice squad formation follows the waiver period, with players subject to waivers needing to clear before signing. Those with four or more accrued seasons become unrestricted free agents and are not subject to waivers. Amidst these roster moves, fan sentiment is buzzing about wide receiver Parker Washington. With the regular season just eight days away, a strong debate is emerging on whether the Jaguars should prioritize securing Washington with a contract extension. Washington, entering his first full season as a starter, acknowledged contract talks are ongoing but stressed his focus is on performing for quarterback Trevor Lawrence. The team's financial strategy, including a recent $4.56 million cap space creation through a restructure of Josh Allen's contract, suggests flexibility for potential moves, though extensions for Jakobi Meyers and Anton Harrison are also on the horizon. Beyond roster news, the Jaguars are drawing attention from oddsmakers. SportsLine's advanced computer model has tabbed the Jaguars as a best bet for Week 1. Futures markets reflect cautious optimism, with the team holding +3000 odds to win Super Bowl LXI. Fans looking to stay more connected with the team can now download the new SB Nation app, offering a dedicated feed for all their favorite teams, enhanced community interaction, and fewer ads. The app is currently available for US users on iOS and Android.