What's up, friends? Welcome into the Early Edge NFL picture Week 10 edition. Can you

believe it? I'm Claudia Belfato here in the CVS Sports Florida studios, joined by the usual suspects.

RJ White with me in studio, Larry Hartstein, Will Brinson. Fell is the trade

deadline. It's come. It has gone. And it was historic. The most players traded in season

over the last 25 years. RJ, any quick thoughts? I know we're going to go through him as we

rip through this week 10th late. Any initial thoughts are on the trade deadline? Yeah, I thought it was interesting. The Colts and Seahawks are really going for it, right? I mean, they've looked like the two best teams, one in each conference, at least the most consistent teams for much of the season. And they really planted their flag and they said, we think that we can compete this year. We're going to go out and add some key pieces. I know the Colts paid a lot more for theirs than the Seahawks did,

but it'll be interesting to see now if they can keep it up going into January.

27 players will trade it in season. Quick thoughts?

I'm upset that we have to consider betting on the Jets or make a pick against or for the, like,

with the Jets this week because, I mean, they just unloaded everybody. One of the wildest trade deadlines ever. And certainly, as RJ points out, big time ramifications for playoff teams or maybe

non-playoff teams like the Cowboys. Larry, how are you feeling headed into week 10 with all this

movement? I'm feeling good, but I don't know what the Jets are doing. Why? You're already going to

get a top five pick. You're going to get the quarterback, even if you kept Gardner and Quinn and Williams. And with those draft picks, you're hoping to get somebody as good as those two. And they're not old. I mean, I just do not understand what the Jets were doing. And of course, saying goodbye to Soss Gardner and Quinn and Williams was that move. Bring in three

first rounders. That's great for next year and the year after that, but not necessarily this year.

Let's get into Thursday night football. We've got the Raiders. We've got the Broncos. Broncos laying

nine here, total set at 42 in the hook. And it's really a battle in this division of the best and the worst.

The Broncos on a roll here, the leaders in the West at 7 and 2, six straight wins,

undefeated at home. Will, I'm going to come to you first. Big number laying nine with the

Broncos, but you like it. Yeah, I'm going to quote Larry's boy, Cleve-T-A here, noted that 31

teams have played on Thursday Night Football following an overtime game. They are six and 25 against

the spread since 2000, almost a full touchdown not covering and three and 16 against the spread on the road. This is just a good

spot for Denver, I think. You know, Brock Bowers bounced like came back from injury and was

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