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Man, is there anyone luckier after yesterday's headline-filled day than Jerry Jones?

Oh, Jerry Jones had a day yesterday.

He was telling people off.

I just thought that was kind of gangster, though, to be able to tell somebody, you know, from another job, like, yo, you know what, I can replace you. I just like, wow, okay. All right, just tell us how you really feel. It is that. And we would have been- Guys, he can probably replace us. So, yeah, let's be careful here. So we would have kept talking about it. Look at close to the sun over here. But Devante Adams, Amari Cooper, Cammakers,

because they all saved us yesterday because we had to keep talking about other things like trades. It was very busy. And that's why we need gentlemen like Tom Pelliserro on our show, our NFL Network Insider. Pelliserra, what's happening? Devante Adams, the news broke yesterday morning in the midst of GMFB overtime. Just take us through the events of yesterday, please. J.B., to be clear, the trade deadline is still 20 days away, but it sure felt like it was happening yesterday. It started out with the Jets finalizing a trade that had been weeks in the making.

They've been speculated on for more than a year.

Devante Adams officially is a New York jet past his physical to complete the trade.

The Jets sending a conditional third round pick in the 2025 draft to Las Vegas,

potentially could become a second round pick, though that would require

Adams to be named at all pro or be active for an AFC championship game or a Super Bowl.

Part of the reason that the Jets were able to get this done besides the fact that the Raiders got

what they wanted, which was at least a chance for a second round pick, is they also took on

Adam's entire contract. The Jets will pay him $11.6 million for the balance of the 2024 season.

And they are hoping that is an investment that pays off. Woody Johnson talked about it at the league meeting down in Atlanta, said that Adams will open up the running game,

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