Welcome back to another episode of Pushing the pile.

I'm your host today, J.P. Acosta, and I'm joined by my good friend, CBS Sports co-worker John Breach.

Breach, how you doing?

J.P, I am doing good. I thought you were going to introduce me as Renner's twin and maybe people couldn't tell us apart. You know, we do kind of look alike. But I am happy to be here, man, happy to be talking with you. Of course, of course. We got a jam-packed show today. We're doing free agency winners and losers. We picked out some teams that we think did well, some teams that we think could use a little

bit more work.

But we obviously have to start with the big news of the last couple of days, which is the

Baltimore Ravens backing out of the Max Crosby trade at the last minute and then signing

Trey Hendrickson today to a four-year,

$112 million contract.

Obviously, with Max Crosby's knee surgery or knee injury

they had at the end of the season,

the deal fell apart after Crosby failed his physical,

and Baltimore originally agreed to send two first round picks,

2026 pick and 2027, to Las Vegas.

Now everything goes back to how it was before.

The Ravens had number 14.

Crosby goes back to the Raiders.

And then today, like I said, the Ravens signed Trey Hendrickson.

Breach, what do you make of all of this going on, especially with how the Ravens sort of backed out of it?

Well, to me, this is the most bizarre thing I think I have seen in any offseason since I've been covering the NFL.

And that's been over 10 years. I mean, the Ravens just feel kind of like a sleazy used car salesman here.

Just kind of talking to talk. Oh, we love this deal. Max Crosby's going to make our team better.

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