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Just when you thought the drama wouldn't start until Monday afternoon,

the drama actually started Friday night with the blockbuster trade in the NFL match Crosby.

Headed from my beloved Raiders to the Baltimore Ravens. What's it mean for both sides? We'll break it down, plus everything you need to know about a wild day coming in the NFL. It's two pros in a cup of Joe, but it's really buck and fits. It's a takeover. We're back. They let us come back after Friday and a particularly off-the-rail Saturday show. That's our usual time you can hang out with us. We are back right here getting you ready and wake this morning buck. And you know what? Every day we get a little bit further away from the trade and I get a little out of my feels. Every single day I feel a little better about it. You know, the blockbuster we got Friday night, I'm sitting on my couch just trying to enjoy my edibles and have an evening. And all of a sudden, I'm greeted with repeated tweets, letting me know that Max Crosby has been traded for my beloved Raiders for two first round picks to the Baltimore Ravens. But the crazy part about this is plenty of people are talking about whether or not you should trade Max for two first. The real question is, if you are Baltimore, is this the Super Bowl moment? Because anytime you are

giving up two first round draft picks for a team that's in win now mode, to me, part of what you

have to do is walk out of that a hell of a lot closer to the Super Bowl, does this move make the Baltimore Ravens,

the premier team in the AFC to you?

Oh, I would say that it does,

if for no other reason than the AFC did not have a premier team last season,

right?

The New England Patriots were the representative of the AFC and the Super Bowl.

And we understand all the context around how the Pats got there

and what the degree of difficulty was relative to Super Bowl paths of previous years.

If you're going to talk about the Broncos, you have to tell me what the status of Bo Nix is. If you're going to talk about the Broncos, you have to tell me what the status

of Bo Nix is. If you're going to talk about the bills, I think they have a lot more questions

than answers heading into 2026, given the coaching change and some of the personnel stuff,

they obviously need to address as we hit the acquisition cycle for the NFL. I am nowhere close on the Cincinnati Bengals who have been just in hell for the past couple of years,

and it's wearing on Joe Burrow.

Nobody in the AFC South, although I maintain that the Jacksonville Jaguars were two plays away from being the AFC's representative in last year's Super Bowl.

They lost in the first round of the bills.

You know, what's the line?

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