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To many readers, this may sound like a paradox: how can knowledge ever become invaluable? In this article, I want to explore how corporate knowledge, when poorly structured and rigidly transferred, can slowly transform from an asset into a disadvantage. Not only for companies, but especially for employees. And over time, that disadvantage compounds. The journey usually looks familiar. You apply for a job, speak with a recruiter, send your CV, go through interviews, and eventually receive the green-light email: “Congratulations, you’re hired.” This moment takes us directly to the real turning point: the onboarding process. Those first one, two,…This story continues at The Next Web

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To put a bow on the 2025-26 NFL season, we’re asking Jacksonville Jaguars fans for their picks on typical season-long awards — MVP, Defensive Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year, etc. The league’s official awards will be announced at the 15th annual NFL Honors event on Feb. 5. First up: Jaguars 2025 Most Valuable Player. Devin Lloyd has a strong case; according to 904 Analytics, he led all NFL players in Total EPA and Win Probability Added on interceptions this season. Lloyd’s 99-yard pick-six against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs on Monday Night Football may be the Jaguars’ top highlight of the season. The former first-round draft pick earned second-team All-Pro recognition as he blossomed from a stout run defender to a do-it-all backer. Not that PFF grades are everything, but Lloyd’s 88.4 mark ranked first on the team and fourth among all NFL linebackers. With all that being said, I voted for Trevor Lawrence. He was kinda being carried by the Jaguars’ running game and defense in the first half of the season, but once Liam Coen told him to “cut it loose and let it rip” after Jacksonville’s Week 10 collapse in Houston, Lawrence arguably played like the most valuable player in the sport for the remainder of the regular season. From Weeks 11-18, he led all NFL quarterbacks in total touchdowns (24), total first downs (121), and PFF grade (91.7), and ranked top-three in just about any other metric out there. He was clearly the driving force behind Jacksonville’s eight-game winning streak entering the postseason. What are your thoughts, Jaguars fans? Let us know in the comments below!

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ magical 2025 season has come to an end after the team fell 27-24 to the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs. While the loss will sting for a little while, the future in Jacksonville has never looked brighter. Head coach Liam Coen is firmly in the discussion for NFL Coach of the Year, Trevor Lawrence had the best season of his career, the defense has playmakers all over the place — and all of that while missing their star draft pick, Travis Hunter, for their entire hot streak down the stretch. What a season from Liam Coen and Trevor Lawrence:💥 13 wins in first season as HC💥 Won AFC South💥 Passed for 4,000 yards & 29 TDs pic.twitter.com/90E8asQoER— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) January 11, 2026 Getting Hunter back into the mix legitimately makes this Jacksonville roster one of the league’s best entering the 2026 season, but there are some areas the team could upgrade. However, the trade up for Hunter last year did cost them their first-rounder this year, so GM James Gladstone will have to (barring another trade) find contributors to a hopeful AFC contender on Day 2 in Pittsburgh. That said, Gladstone did net two additional third-round picks in a draft-day trade last season, which leaves him with four total picks to play with this go-around. Let’s dive into a few players I believe could be in play for the Jacksonville Jaguars in this three-round 2026 mock draft. Round 2, Pick 56: Akheem Mesidor, Edge, Miami The Jacksonville defense had a great year under first-year defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile, but it struggled in one vital area that will need to improve in 2026. The Jaguars had just 32 sacks on the season (27th) and had just two players finish the season with at least 4 sacks (Hines-Allen: 8, Armstead: 5.5). The Jags need to prioritize players that can consistently get after the quarterback in the 2026 draft, and one name that could be an interesting target is the Canes’ Akheem Mesidor. Mesidor had 10.5 sacks as a senior in 2025 and totaled 33.5 sacks in his career between his stays at West Virginia and Miami. However, his career sack total is so high because this was Mesidor’s sixth year of collegiate football, and he will be 25 years of age on draft night. That is a pretty significant red flag for most teams as it really expedites the timeline on a player’s development and caps their potential extension since he will be 29 by the time that comes. I don't care if Akheem Mesidor (#3) is eligible for AARP benefits, I want him on my team pic.twitter.com/HR7riiaxvD— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) December 31, 2025 That said, a team that expects to contend over the next few years makes sense for this scenario because they can afford the potential short-term impact while in a “win now” window. Not only does Jacksonville fit that category, but GM James Gladstone has already proven he will prioritize players who raise the team’s floor over all else, and Mesidor will do that. He’s a first-round talent that could absolutely be available when the Jags are on the clock at 56. Round 3, Pick 81: Dontay Corleone, DT, Cincinnati On paper, the Jags’ biggest need on the roster is on the interior of the defensive line, as they got very little push from the inside this season. Quarterbacks were consistently able to step up into the pocket to avoid the talented edge duo of Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker, which is a major reason the sack numbers and pass defense ranked in the bottom third of the league. Adding Mesidor and allowing Walker to kick inside on third down is a great start, but to double up on guys that can push the pocket with someone like Cincinnati defensive tackle Dontay Corleone would be a home run for Gladstone. The power and strong base of #Cincinnati NT Dontay Corleone (6-1, 335, rSR) showed up frequently against Nebraska. Primarily received mid-round grades from scouts. pic.twitter.com/s8KeH3so6Y— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) August 29, 2025 Once…

Welcome to a new week, my friends. It’s the Tuesday Zona Mista! There’s Champions League on the schedule. Enjoy it! (There’s also birthday cake on ths schedule. Happy 72nd to you, mom!) Table LA CLASSIFICA! 👀 Commenti? 💭 pic.twitter.com/b0lKZkWRnr— Lega Serie A (@SerieA) January 19, 2026 Pretty goal Como are flying 💫Nico Paz nets his second of the match with a brilliant finish 💥 pic.twitter.com/Hdp7jqMfRb— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) January 19, 2026 A lasting memory from AFCON Sadio Mane asking his Senegalese teammates to come back to the pitch against Morocco in Rabat.This will be the video of this Afcon.It will be watched by many generations.The exceptional leadership of one man saved African football.pic.twitter.com/FopXDzLPL9— First Doctor (@FirstDoctor) January 18, 2026 That’s one way to take a panenka Brahim Diaz with probably the craziest penalty ever taken in a final. He already saw the headlines in the papers the next morning. pic.twitter.com/UBuREw7ApE— Aaron (@aaroncikaya) January 18, 2026 Those rainy days … Pretty special this pic.twitter.com/KnHRphUeAT— Sid Lowe (@sidlowe) January 19, 2026 The Prodigal Son returns 🔜 Done Deal and confirmed! Pol #Lirola to #Verona from #OlympiqueMarseille without transfer fee. Contract until June 2026 with the option for 2028. #transfers #OM https://t.co/W4y9G5HsSw— Nicolò Schira (@NicoSchira) January 18, 2026 Question of the Day: How was your weekend?