What's going on, everybody.

Welcome back to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sinkum and Dalton, Washington here with you guys to do a lot of things here on this show.

Preview Week 10 in the NFL, as we always do here on a Wednesday.

But Dalton, the trade deadline has come and gone.

And we've talked some about some of the big trades that happened on Tuesday.

But we'll dig into more of that.

We'll even throw in some mock drafts here for a couple of these teams that maybe they're not exactly playing for the win at this point of their season. But we got a lot to get to. How are you doing, my friend? We're good. We're good. After a hectic day yesterday, it feels like we can breathe a little bit. And amidst all the trade talk and salary cap and future drafts and everything else, Trevor,

for the most part here, it is still about who's winning and losing these football games on the way towards the postseason, right? We got 14 really good games to preview. And look, some of them we're going to mess around you, like you mentioned, get into mock drafts a little bit. but there's still a lot of big games to be played,

and now we're heading into the home stretch of the season.

I am one game up on you in the series standing. But there's still a lot of big games to be played. And now we're heading into the home stretch of the season.

I am one game up on you in the series standing.

I am 89, 45, and one.

You know how much I love saying and one.

And then you are 8846 and one.

So I've got one game in hand here.

We disagree on a couple of these games.

I feel like we might disagree the most this week as we're going through all of our previews. We're going to preview both sides of the ball. We're going to interact with the chat. Shout out to everybody who is in the show right off the bat. But hey, let's start the show with some trade discussion thoughts. We talked to yesterday when it dropped and freaked out about it, to be honest, with the Quinn and Williams. Well, it was first the Sauce Gardner trade, and you and I talked about that. We talked about Rashid Chaheed a little bit. We talked about Jacoby Myers going to the Jacksonville Jaguars. So we've talked about those trades. You and Max talked about the Quinn and Williams trade and sort of what that meant.

Is there anything else from a trade deadline perspective that maybe a move that was made that we didn't hit on yet?

Or maybe some moves that weren't made, right? Because yesterday was all about talking about the moves that were made.

Were there any moves that were not made that surprised you in the NFL trade deadline? I think when you look at moves not made to me, you still look at the New York Jets, actually, and Brees Hall is still a New York jet, Jermaine Johnson, Quincy Williams, those guys are still jets. And look, there were offers on the table, especially for Hall and Johnson. The rumors are that the Kansas City Chiefs had an offer of a fourth round pick out there for Brees Hall, but Darren Mucci and the Jets were insistent that they get a third. And you saw that even with their big trades. They're going to get fair or better value for these trades. There were a couple offers on the table for Jermaine Johnson from the 49ers and from the bears who really need pass rush help, but they didn't satisfy the

second round asking price. So Darren Mugi, I think it's a very interesting approach where he could have sold off everybody from this team, especially on the defensive side of the ball, but there's still good young football players, especially when you talk about Hall and Johnson that could help him for the next two, three, four years if you do re-sign them in the offseason halls in the last year of his

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