Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. Thank you for listening to this week's show. It is episode 352 title week 9, 22 NFL trade deadline reactions. These happen last week leading up to the weekend slate of games. I want to break down the most popular from a fantasy point of view,

what it means for the rest of season redraft outlook.

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Here we go. 2022 NFL trade deadline reactions. Chase Claypool, he's 24 years old. The Chicago

Bears gave up its own 2023 second round pick, not Baltimore's that they acquired from the

Rochond Smith trade in exchange for Claypool services who was set to become a UFA in 2024.

That means unrestricted free agents, for those that are not aware.

Chase offers the Bears a true wide receiver one body frame at 6-4-238, compared to Darnel Mooney's

smaller stature at 511-173.

They are good duo now moving forward for Justin Fields.

Claypool served a versatile role, Swiss Army knife of sorts for Pittsburgh after being a second round pick back in 2020.

He lined up inside, outside, used on end rounds, especially in the red zone.

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