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Adam Schefter, how we doing this week?

Hello, how we doing, guys?

Good. I'm guessing we're not quite as busy as you.

Feels like it could be a busy trade deadline, and the Patriots got going yesterday.

I know you had sort of predicted the Kyle Dugger deal.

They get rid of Keon White. Those two deals were they both guys that they were just simply

looking to unload? Yep. I think, look at the return, what they got back, and you could see

the return on the investment. I think at that point of time, you're looking to clear out the roster spot, the money, whatever they can to move on from the particular player

that they obviously were done with. I mean, you're not getting back a whole lot of compensation.

The compensation is the flexibility that provides you to go add other players to your roster,

and that's what they can do now.

But they've been talking about a key on white trade for weeks.

They've been open to moving Dugger for weeks, weeks, maybe months.

And so here they are.

They finally, a week before the deadline, are able to make the trade to move along both guys.

Okay, Adam, I'm going to ask you a two-part question, and the answer to your first one, we'll go quick, and that's basically Miles Garrett, go ahead. You can pull cold water over him getting traded to the Patriots. Everybody here's all worked up about that. I heard your report on that. And then also just who do you think is a viable maybe candidate to be trade?

You hear the Saints receivers are out there, maybe Breece Hall for the Jets,

Jacobi Myers from the Raiders.

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