Winners & Losers of the NFL Trade Deadline

The Bill Barnwell Show

ESPN

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4.4 • 647 Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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On today's episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, ESPN's Ben Solak joins the show to break down the biggest NFL trade news, including Marshon Lattimore going to the Washington Commanders and the impact Lattimore can make with Washington. Next, they dive into the Lions acquiring Za'darius Smith and how he raises the floor for the Detroit Lions. Later, they dive into the Steelers acquiring Preston Smith and how productive Mike Williams will be for Pittsburgh. Plus, they tackle why the Cowboys acquiring Jonathan Mingo was the weirdest trade and give their spiciest takes from the deadline. 2:18 Commanders acquire Marshon Lattimore 9:32 What does the Lattimore movement and Dennis Allen firing mean for New Orleans 17:50 Lions acquire Za'darius Smith 23:40 What was surprising about the Cleveland Browns during the deadline 27:30 The weirdest team in football 28:55 Steelers acquire Preston Smith and Mike Williams 39:00 Most interesting trade: Jonathan Mingo to the Cowboys 51:49 Spiciest deadline take Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:28.6	Hey guys welcome to the Bill Barnwell show I I am Bill Barnwell. We are here slightly delayed this week because we wanted to bring you the news you want to hear. You want to hear trade analysis. You want to hear winners and losers and joining me to talk about that today. After the 4 p.m. Eastern trade deadline, a man who loves a winner,
0:55.4	loves a loser, loves talking about it on ESPN.com. That's my friend Ben Solac. Ben, how are you?
1:00.0	I hate winners and losers because everybody, like, if they made the move, they think they're winning.
1:06.6	So they all are the winners. It breaks my brain, man.
1:14.1	There's no, there's probably a couple trades where people thought they were losers.
1:17.7	I don't think the Panthers made a Deonté Johnson trade expecting they were winners.
1:27.9	But I feel like mostly, your job here is okay, even if you think you're a winner, not nice to tell someone they're actually a loser, but sometimes people have to be told. Yeah. Like I called the Jets losers in the column and I was like, not because the Mike Williams deal is bad, but just because like this generally isn't good gang.
1:36.5	Yeah, you know, for sure. And, and it's not just about the trades, but also the context. It's up to the trades. I think there's a lot to discuss here. And I think we didn't get a huge trade at the deadline, but we got some very interesting stuff
1:52.0	happening here. And I want to start with probably the biggest name that was traded at the
1:58.2	deadline. And that is Marshawn Ladamore, who goes not to the chiefs,
2:02.6	but instead to the Washington Commanders.
2:04.6	A fifth round pick for a lot for a lot more,
2:07.6	sorry, or any fifth round pick, I should say,
2:09.6	go to the commanders for third, fourth, and sixth round corner,
2:13.6	or six round picks.
2:15.6	Marshall, Lattimore is a cornerback.
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