Welcome to the Peter King Podcast and we've got a different podcast for you this week. We've got a reunion of the New York

football general managers from 2006. What in the world could that be?

Well, this week you're going to hear from Mike Tannenbaum, who is the GM of the New York Jets in 2006 and for a lot longer.

And then you'll also hear from Ernie, of course... 2006 and for a lot longer.

And then you'll also hear from Ernie of Corsi,

the general manager of the New York Giants

for many years ending in 2006. They were together in New Jersey at the same time for one season and I had

them on there's a connective tissue between them. So with Tannenbaum, it's all about what do you do if you're Nick

Cassario right now, the Houston Texas General Manager, how do you handle this

situation? So he'll talk a little bit about what he would do if he were Nick

Casario right now and if he were the Houston Texans. Then we're going to get historical perspective from Ernie

of coursey who's really one of the best football historians in the United

States and he goes back to, I mean, when he was very young,

he remembers watching Otto Graham for the Cleveland Browns

and he was a big Johnny Unitedist guy in Baltimore and got to know him very, very well.

But he talked about the, you know, basically what an outlier a Deshaun Watson trade would be.

And we went over a bunch of trades in NFL history.

And so I think you'll get both the today part of the Deshaun Watson story,

whether he's traded or not.

And then you'll get the historical perspective

of the first 101 years of the NFL

and how quarterback trades, there may never have been one like there may be and who knows. Houston may not trade him.

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