NFL trade deadline (11/1) 2022 thread
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They just traded for one of the Commanders guys so probably yes.
Yeah, Washington has been looking to unload Jackson for a week. It hasn’t been an amicable breakup but for all I know Jackson will find success in Pittsburgh.They just traded for one of the Commanders guys so probably yes.
Really? Actually, I’ve known for a while that it was a trade-or-release situation with Jackson. I’m just a little surprised that he didn’t end up getting released. Jackson’s tiff with Washington got a little messy and didn’t make for an especially good look.
Steelers CB have a history of not staying healthy so this is a shot in the dark at best, especially with the amount of money he's still owed.
Saw a stat in fantasy postings that Hill and Waddle are #1 and #4 in receiving yards. Their RBs had been lackluster. Shipping Mostert then bringing in Wilson sounds positive.
The question about the Steelers benefit from trading Cpool: Steelers had one of the top WR rooms in the NFL, but were badly situated with OL, DL, CB, and LB. Chicago's pick should be a top 15 (2nd rnd) pick which would give the Steelers three picks out of the top 45/46 picks in the 2023 draft. That's a decent place to start if you're looking to rebuild your lines, plus pick up a CB.
yeah, I just saw that. Good move for the Bills. There were rumors that the Eagles were talking to the Colts about Hines; not sure how hard they went after him, or how true the rumors were.
Smart move by Bills as Marlowe played there and is familiar with the defensive system. Not sure how Poyer’s elbow is. Same one he hurt in training camp. I suspect Hines will be a PR/KR plus has good receiving skills.
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