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1 month ago |
foxnews.com | Jordan Schultz
The Cincinnati Bengals sent shockwaves through the NFL over the weekend by reaching historic terms with Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. The fellow star wide receivers had achieved something unprecedented within an organization long known for its frugality. My latest column pulls back the curtain on how it happened.
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1 month ago |
money.usnews.com | Wayne Duggan |Jordan Schultz
After a strong fourth quarter, unpredictable U.S. policy decisions, a growing trade war and a softening macroeconomic environment have weighed on the U.S. dollar so far in 2025, sending the U.S. Dollar Index down 4.4% through March 14. Related: Sign up for stock news with our Invested newsletter. The dollar tends to outperform when the economy is booming and the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates. However, the bond market is pricing in three more Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2025.
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1 month ago |
foxnews.com | Jordan Schultz
As the NFL's first week of free agency comes to a close, two questions loom largest: Where will Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson wind up? Well, here's what I know …The challenges of Steelers' QB search The Steelers were initially heavy on two quarterbacks — Matthew Stafford and Sam Darnold — both of whom landed elsewhere. They then struck out on Justin Fields, who predictably landed with the Jets. Why is all of this significant?
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1 month ago |
foxnews.com | Jordan Schultz
Pittsburgh's quarterback room could look a bit familiar in 2025. The Steelers have maintained an open dialogue with both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields in hopes of retaining one, per sources. Pittsburgh, however, has competition for retaining either of its 2024 co-starters. Both QBs have a relatively strong market, with the Giants in contention for Wilson and the Jets high on Fields on the eve of free agency, per sources. The two veterans were a mixed bag in Pittsburgh last year.
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1 month ago |
foxnews.com | Jordan Schultz
The Minnesota Vikings chose not to use the franchise tag on Sam Darnold before Tuesday's deadline, but sources say both sides remain in contact regarding a potential short-term extension. According to sources close to the situation, the $40.2 million franchise tag was too steep for Minnesota, which believed it would complicate negotiations for a new deal while also limiting its ability to build out the rest of the roster. The Vikings still want Darnold back, but the financials must align.
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