Welcome to the Peter King Podcast where I try to tell you about football and life, but this

one's going to be short on life. This one's going to be very long on football because as I record this after 10 o'clock on

Tuesday night March 12 the NFL has gone headlong into bedlam over the first two days of this free agency

negotiating period and trading period. We're going to talk about the O'Dell-Beckham

Jr. trade. But first... We're going to talk about the Odell-Beckham Jr trade

But first I want to tell you a little bit and pardon me. I'm a little sick this week

But I want to tell you a little bit about our guests. I'm going to have Drew Rosenhaus, Agent to the Stars. He's going to discuss the Antonio Brown trade, the Rob Grunkowski status, will he retire won't he?

And what the Antonio Brown trade might mean

to the long-term future of the NFL as it relates to big big stars. We're also going to

have Todd McShea, the ESPN draft analyst, you know it's crazy how things happen so quickly and the new cycle just

goes on and on and keep spinning and spinning. But by the time you hear this you're going to be

wondering, hey, I wonder how Kyler Murray did in his pro day at Oklahoma

That's sort of a big deal for the guy who's got a very good chance to be the first pick in the draft. So we're going to talk about

all of those things in a moment. But first, I want to get into a little bit of what exactly

happened and how the New York Giants, seven months after signing

Odell Beckham Jr. to a record setting contract for a wide receiver. Just seven months and after twice

the general manager of the New York Giants, Dave Gettleman, said we did not sign Odell Beckham Jr. to trade him.

So why in the world did the New York Giants trade him?

And secondarily, why in the world did the New York Giants trade him

for a good but not great safety, young safety,

jubrill peppers, a mid-first round pick,

the 17th pick in the draft, which the Browns have

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