In the second week of the NFL season, a rare concentration of quarterback injuries forced teams across the league to confront a question that sits at the heart of professional sport: when circumstance overtakes preparation, how quickly can an organization reimagine itself? At least four starting quarterbacks, including young signal-callers Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels, were sidelined within days of each other, compressing decisions that franchises normally make over months into a matter of hours. The cascade revealed how fragile a season's ambitions can be, and how swiftly the trade market,