The Constable Ball Playoff Committee released the first rankings of 2022, and Jordan Rogers

is going to help us break it down.

The Phillies demolish the Astros in Game 3 of the World Series, that's why you only

tip your waitresses and not your pitches, and we'll highlight the winners and losers

of yesterday's NFL trade deadline.

Check it out and more on my birthday party, Cranon Company.

Trade deadline day in the NFL is typically met with almost the same amount as fireworks

as we see on the 4th of July.

And yesterday was no different, it actually doubled the moves we saw from last year.

You really had more movement than a step-up movie, along with some absolute dynamite

moves by contenders when it comes down to picking winners and losers.

Now when I look at winners and losers, to me with trades, it's about quality, not just

quantity, it's not how many you make, but how good they are, even if it's a couple.

You look at the dolphins, they've put on a clinic recently on how to trade picks for

players.

Oh, as we saw last year with Jalen Waddle and Tyree Kill, and this year adding Bradley

Chubb, but my winner of the trade season and trade deadline only made one move.

The boy was at a big one, and it plugged a hole that needed to be fixed before this

team turned into the Titanic, and that team is the Baltimore Ravens.

Now the Ravens have not been themselves when it comes to defending the run.

We've seen second half collapses because of it, and we've seen the effect it has on

opponents using the play action game to slice the Ravens up and down because the run was

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