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Dontayvion Wicks, drafted 159th in 2023, played 46 games and posted 1,328 yards and 11 TDs in three seasons.
Malik Washington, drafted 184th in 2024, became a versatile asset with 2,464 total yards by 2026.
Jonas Sanker was drafted 93rd overall in 2025 and started 16 of 17 games as a rookie with New Orleans.
Undrafted free agents like J’Mari Taylor, Mitchell Melton and Cam Ross show potential to make rosters in 2026.
Wicks could start next to DeVonta Smith after an Eagles trade that moved him from Green Bay.
Sanker’s starter role depends on competition, with ESPN listing Blackmon as the starter over Sanker.
The Cavaliers did not have a 2026 NFL Draft pick, but undrafted players remain viable for rosters.
The report notes Tony Elliott’s era featured a draft streak that ended in 2026 but still produced NFL talent.
The article frames Cavaliers’ NFL journey as a mix of draftees and strong undrafted prospects.
Overall, the Cavaliers’ NFL presence is growing through both drafted and undrafted players.

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Virginia’s 2026 ACC schedule is described as relatively forgiving, aiding a potential title run.
SMU is listed as Virginia’s toughest remaining conference opponent for 2026 in the ranking.
Virginia’s home schedule includes a homecoming game against Syracuse in 2026.
Virginia would host California later in the season after a previous win in Berkeley.
Wake Forest represents a tougher conference test on the road, as Virginia lost to them last season.
Florida State is a high-urgency opponent with an experienced defense and improved offense expected in 2026.
Virginia Tech is anticipated to improve under James Franklin, with many transfers joining the Hokies.
Duke is highlighted as a challenging home game with a young, evolving defense.
N.C. State is another potential challenge with travel to Charlottesville planned for August 29.

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Virginia elevates Justin Speros to general manager of football, succeeding Tyler Jones.
Speros previously served as chief of staff and assistant general manager before the promotion.
Virginia’s front office has seen Speros rise through scouting and recruiting since 2022.
Jones left Virginia to become Stanford’s deputy athletics director and chief operating officer.
Virginia finished last season with a program-record 11 wins and a Gator Bowl victory over Missouri.
Virginia coach Tony Elliott praised Speros for his involvement in roster-building from the start.
Speros expressed commitment to Virginia and its student-athletes as he assumes the GM role.
Cory Martin will become assistant general manager and director of player personnel.
Virginia created an official front office in 2025 to formalize leadership roles.
Xander Tilock reports on Speros’s promotion for Virginia, highlighting his local ties.

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