Top 10 NFL Teams and Best Players by Inioluwa Ajila

1. Philadelphia Eagles. Jalen Hurts because he is an outstanding QB and has a lot of touchdown passes

2. Kansas City Chiefs-Patrick Mahomes. He won the super bowl this season

3. Cincinnati Bengals - Joe Burrow and Jammar Chase-They are a perfect combination

4. Baltimore Ravens-Lamar Jackson he is an experienced  player and great running quarterback

5 Miami Dolphins- Tyreek Hill. He is talented and willing to fight in any NFL match and he is swift.

6. NY Giants- Saquon Barkley-He makes the biggest plays on the team to win it

7. Buffalo Bills-Josh Allen-He is fast but not always to best to stop getting sacked.

8. Minnesota Vikings- Justin Jefferson. He is a powerful wide receiver and he has won some MVP awards

9. Dallas Cowboys- Dak Prescott. He is a key player and led the team to some rough games like against the Eagles.

10. San Francisco 49ers- George Kittle- He is one of the best tight ends in football and can  boost the team's morale

The Futures Championships by Harrison Meyer

The Futures Championships are designed as an intermediate step between Sectional Championships and Junior National or National Championships, and are open to swimmers of all ages as long as you qualify for it. 

There are only allowed to be 800 swimmers maximum in total in each region. So in total through all the regions there are from 3,200 - 4,000 swimmers in total.

The times that they use are still the same since ↦2019 these are the times right here ↦

Image Source: SwimSwam

Futures gives a gap between sectionals and junior national championships, and it provides developing swimmers with elite competitions to race against other swimmers who are in the same position. You can’t be too good and too fast for this meet, but you can be too slow and if you're too slow, you don’t qualify.

Breakout swimmer Claire Weinstein, who recently qualified for the 2022 World Championships team in the 200-meter freestyle, competed at last year’s Futures meet in Richmond, VA. She now has the fastest time swam by a 15-year-old American in the 200 free. Other names that you might recognize that swam in the meet are Gretchen Walsh, US National Junior Team member Erin Gemmell, and 2022 NCAA champion in the 1650 free Paige McKenna.