The NFL trade deadline delivered seismic shocks as Sauce Gardner landed with the Indianapolis Colts and Quinnen Williams joined the Dallas Cowboys in franchise-altering moves. Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down the massive haul the New York Jets received—multiple first-round picks that could reshape their entire rebuild—and question whether Dallas overpaid by surrendering significant draft capital for interior defensive line help. The duo analyzes why cornerback Sauce Gardner commanded two first-rounders despite positional volatility, examines Seattle's under-the-radar steal in acquiring Rasheed Shaheed, and debates Jacksonville's addition of Jakobi Meyers to address their league-worst drop issues. They also explore the curious non-moves, including why contenders like Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Kansas City didn't make bigger splashes, and whether teams like Miami missed opportunities by holding firm on asking prices. Tune in for sharp analysis on which franchises won the deadline and which may regret their inaction when playoff races tighten.