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Jackson Loschko

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NFL Content Writer for Gridiron Heroics. You can also find me on Newsbreak at: www.newsbreak.com/publishers/@340023355

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Jackson Loschko graduated from Bemidji State University in May 2023. He graduated with a Business Administration Degree with an emphasis on Management.
Jackson is pursuing an opportunity to write articles involving CFB and the NFL.

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Miami Dolphins: Fourth-Leading Receiver Named X-Factor for 2026

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By Jackson Loschko
| Gridiron Heroics
Miami Dolphins slot receiver Malik Washington had a solid second season, posting career highs and finishing third on the team in receptions and fourth in receiving yards and touchdowns. Washington hauled in 46 receptions for 317 yards and three touchdowns in 17 games and six starts. He also averaged 5.4 yards per average depth of target and 6.9 yards per reception, posted one drop, gained 262 yards after the catch, went 5-for-9 on contested catches, and recorded an 87.9 passer rating.
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“Trying to Sacrifice”: New Orleans Saints Tackle Aims for Growth in Year 3

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By Jackson Loschko
| Gridiron Heroics
New Orleans Saints offensive lineman Taliese Fuaga switched from left to right tackle in his second season, delivering promising results while battling multiple injuries. Fuaga allowed 28 pressures and four sacks across 13 starts. He sat out Week 3 due to a knee injury and a back flare-up, Weeks 10 and 12 with a high-ankle sprain, and Week 14 due to a high-ankle sprain to the other ankle. Now healthy, Taliese Fuaga aims to improve in his third season.
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“Best Cornerback in the League”: Dallas Cowboys Riser Has Lofty Goals for 2026

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By Jackson Loschko
| Gridiron Heroics
Dallas Cowboys cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. suffered an ACL tear in September 2024 during his final season at East Carolina, which caused him to fall to the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Revel later experienced a setback in late July, which led to him missing the first ten games of his rookie season. Upon returning, he showed rust after not playing a single game for nearly a year and a half, allowing a 74% completion percentage, 331 passing yards, and a 126.1 passer rating across 38 targets.
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