AJ Hawk

And obviously, Jared Verse was the tipping point where the Browns said, OK, in exchange, we get a guy who is not only a top 20 pick who's gotten better every year, but he could be a super talent in addition to a first round pick.

So this was one where I think the Rams were really pushing it.

The Rams were the ones trying to make it.

And they continued to knock down those doors.

And then at a certain point,

The Browns said, yeah, this is the best player we've had on defense, maybe in our team's history.

But in exchange, we get a guy who's younger.

We get a fresh new start and with an entirely new coaching staff.

Well, OK, if we're going to make this trade and we're going to do it and get him off the books and let him go pursue his Super Bowl dreams, this might be the perfect trade partner.

Do we know?

This was the big swing, and I've been doing the windy fingers on every show.

I've been on saying, hey, McVay and Snead are not done.

Demoff is not done.

Those guys don't sleep at night.

If you think they were just taking Ty Simpson and saying, all right, we're good to go for the start of the season, you don't know how they operate.

This is uncover every rock of relief, and especially with Stafford and his window, that, hey, we're going to get him all the support.

I have not heard Diggs.

I have not heard, you know, Brandon Ayuk.

I have not heard Deebo, all those names.

This was the primary move that the Rams have been focused on executing and getting a once in a generation type player to go along with Stafford and that offense.