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Welcome to NFL Daily, where the trade tsunami of my dreams has finally happened all over the NFL.

I'm Greg Rosenthal.

I'm with Jordan Roderig.

We're in different parts of Los Angeles. She's wearing the

official Los Angeles celebrity hat, which is the black god. Learned it from you, Greg. Learned it

from you. Hold on. Great hat. Can we tell the listeners, our airport story? Greg came into the airport.

We were on our way, I think, to the combine a couple years ago. And Greg and I were on

the same flight. And he came up looking so famous with this hat, pulled extremely low, as if he

just was waiting for people to recognize him all across the airport or the pops, or the pops to be

out. Nobody knew that that's a famous person's hat.

Only you knew that.

But I go, wow, you look really cool in that hat. I think I want to get one. Yeah, and you did. And I've lost mine since, but I have many similar ones. This is the show. I alluded to it at the top where we talk about a big issue we've been talking about plenty. Not an issue in a negative sense, just something that's been popping up around the NFL.

And that's trying to up around the NFL.

And that's trying to answer a very simple question,

a whole show, Jordan, on answering the question,

why are there more NFL trades than before?

Why don't we just establish, at least in this, I was wondering in my own head, was like,

am I just imagining things? Are there more trades than before?

And I did just check over the last decade or so.

And this year has had 34 players traded veterans since the start of the new league year.

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