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On today's episode of ESPN’s Leaguewide Ben Solak and Seth Walder assess the NFL trade deadline, grading the biggest deals and weighing player fit against draft-pick cost. They explain why Kirk Cousins made sense for Minnesota, what Josh Downs could add in Kansas City, and how a compensatory-pick calculation nearly cost Cincinnati a third-rounder.
Buffalo pays a second-round pick for safety Amani Hooker. And Denver’s acquisition of linebacker Daiyan Henley sparks debate over his coverage ability
Plus Ben is joined by ESPN reporter Kimberley Martin to assess the Cowboys’ win over the Colts, the team’s recurring execution problems, and what the Browns should do at quarterback after Shedeur Sanders’ strong relief performance.
00: Welcome
2:21 The Raiders trade Kirk Cousins to the Minnesota Vikings
13:28 Josh Downs gets traded from The Colts to the Chiefs
19:04 Amani Hooker traded from Titans to the Buffalo Bills
26:49 Daiyan Henley goes from the Chargers to the Broncos
35:43 Bengals Cancel trade of Arnold Ebiketie
42:15 Welcome Kimberley Martin
44:30 Keenan Allen heads to San Francisco for a sixth-round pick
47:15 Colts-Cowboys reporting, from the open roof to Dallas’ defense
58:07 Why the Browns are returning to Deshaun Watson
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