Phelps and Fedor: Browns Missteps Forced Myles Garrett Tr...

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Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the fallout from a blockbuster Myles Garrett trade and the front office blunders that made the move necessary. They evaluate how rookie Jared Verse fits into the new roster and draw comparisons to the Milwaukee Bucks' recent struggles to retain star talent. 01:02 - Fedor And Phelps Introduction 02:22 - Monken Trade Reaction 05:14 - Player Reactions To Trade 09:47 - Comparing Verse To Garrett 13:50 - NBA Comparison And Blunders

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Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the fallout from a blockbuster Myles Garrett trade and the front office blunders that made the move necessary. They evaluate how rookie Jared Verse fits into the new roster and draw comparisons to the Milwaukee...

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