Jedd Fisch proposes change to eliminate in-season contract negotiations with players
Yahoo Sports reports that Washington coach Jedd Fisch has proposed a change that would eliminate in-season contract negotiations with players, as such talks are expected to ramp up near the end of the 2026 college football season. The piece cites Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor as a recent example: he is finalizing a deal to stay in Starkville, according to reporting by On3's Chris Low and Pete Nakos.
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Jedd Fisch proposes change to eliminate in-season contract negotiations with players
As the 2026 college football season starts to wind down, contract negotiations are expected to ramp up. Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor was the latest example of high-profile talks as he finalizes a deal to stay in Starkville, as On3’s Chris Low and Pete Nakos reported. To Washington coach Jedd Fisch, though, those talks shouldn’t […]
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