Hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. How is everyone this fine Tuesday?

Yes, it is Tuesday, right? I am in La Trobe. I did a radio show from noon to three. Steeler practice is just wrapping up.

Nothing really exciting there. I'm in my dorm room for a little until I go do a show on location from

Sharkies, obviously, here and in La Trobe, fun stuff. They always stay care of us. It's going to be

a blast. And then I'm heading home for a few days. And we'll do the Steeler Postgame show Thursday

night. So it was an article on ESPN that I ran into that I was very intrigued with, and I wanted to just discuss it with you guys.

My man Mike Sando writes it, and I like Sando quite a bit. He's a good friend. I think he's been on the show. I'll get him on here some more. That's for sure.

By the way, we were brought to you by

vivid seats. I will tell you about them in a moment. But what my man Sando does here is he talks

about the headline is QB Trade Market Reality Check, 15 who could get moved. So, first of all,

I mean, the most glaring example of this was, remember when Teddy Bridgewater

got injured and right before the season, the Vikings then traded for Bradford from the Eagles

who had just selected Wentz. That worked out very, very well for the Eagles. Not that Bradford

was somebody they were looking to dump, but they were high on them. They signed them. And then I think

they fell in love with Wentz during the whole draft process and were able to finagle their way up to

the number two pick. We talked about the Browns that year, the Corey Coleman year. And speaking of which, Calloway was just in, ran into a little bit of run-in with a marijuana

situation. Remember we were talking about the volatility there? Anyway, it's not what we're talking

about, but just an FYI. But they were able to finagle the Browns to move up for two to get their guy and get

Wentz, who blew him away right away. And then the Eagles benefited from Bridgewater's injury

can turn Bradford into a first round pick because who else has quarterbacks to offer. And

they also get Bradford off their books.

So that brings me to Teddy Bridgewater. Under the heading that Mike put on here,

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