Dan Graziano

They feel like they had a Super Bowl-caliber team last year.

They feel like they addressed their weaknesses.

And so it's like, what's the piece that we can get that will make us untouchable

Miles Garrett, I mean, I'm asked that there in Foxborough last year.

Watch this guy sack the quarterback five times in one game, and they lost.

Miles Garrett has been wasted in Cleveland.

He's primed for this.

If they can keep him healthy, keep Stafford healthy, there's no reason to think anything other than the highest possible outcomes for the Rams.

Yeah, I don't think perpetual malcontent is fair in this case.

And I understand where it's coming from.

And certainly, he didn't handle every situation well in Philadelphia.

But, you know, for the most part, he did.

And I think it got to a point where, you know, just the way the offense never came together last year and the way he sort of expressed his...

you know his disappointment with that just got to a point where they thought all right well listen if we can get somebody give us a first round pick then then this makes sense and then they did important to note it's a 2028 first round pick the patriots are sending and so yeah the eagles might not have done as well in this trade as they initially hoped but they had to wait till after june 1st to make it for cap reasons so this is what you end up with um

I think he'll be fine.

I mean, I think he was... More good times than bad, certainly, in Philadelphia with him.

And had a positive impact on that place that I think certainly outweighed the negative one.

I think they just reached the end of the relationship.

And they were able to get something of value for him as he heads into probably the latter part of his career.

And they had some contract decisions to make here in the next couple of years at that position.