Ohio State, Colorado, and Oregon are reportedly the top 3 schools pursuing Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava.
All three schools have reportedly already been in contact with Iamaleava and have agreed to construct a deal if the QB leaves Tennessee.
Via: Richard G. West
In a move that has sent shockwaves across the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys have pulled off one of the most unexpected acquisitions of the offseason—landing a dynamic wide receiver from their AFC rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs.
While details of the deal are still being finalized, league insiders confirm that the Cowboys have secured the services of the explosive pass-catcher in exchange for a package that includes multiple draft picks and a depth player. The trade not only gives quarterback Dak Prescott another elite weapon, but it also significantly alters the balance of power in the NFC.
“This is a massive statement by the Cowboys,” said NFL analyst Marcus Ridley. “They’re not just trying to win the NFC East—they’re making a run for the Super Bowl. Adding a proven playmaker with championship experience immediately boosts their offense to top-tier status.”
The receiver, known for his breakaway speed, route-running precision, and ability to stretch the field, was a key part of the Chiefs’ offensive success in recent seasons. His departure from Kansas City raises questions about the Chiefs’ receiving corps moving forward and how Patrick Mahomes will adapt without one of his most trusted targets.
Meanwhile, in Dallas, excitement is already building. Paired with CeeDee Lamb and Brandin Cooks, the new arrival gives the Cowboys one of the most formidable receiving trios in the league. Fans are buzzing with anticipation, and the team’s Super Bowl odds have already improved in Vegas.
“Dallas has been knocking on the door,” said former Cowboys great Michael Irvin. “This move kicks it wide open.”
Training camp can’t come soon enough. One thing’s for sure—the 2025 season just got a lot more interesting.
