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Jalen Ramsey and the All-in Rams, Trade Predictions, and Cowboys-Eagles

Plus, Robert and Kevin talk about Kliff Kingsbury’s promising first season as a head coach and preview ‘Thursday Night Football’

By Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
New Orleans Saints v Jacksonville Jaguars Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images

Seven players tie up 60 percent of the Rams’ cap space, and now they have traded for Jalen Ramsey. Is this going to work? (2:10) Then, other superstar players that could move before the trade deadline (13:15), before we get to our biggest three games of the week, headlined by the Cowboys vs. the Eagles (28:15); talk about Kliff Kingsbury’s promising adjustments in his first season as a head coach; and preview Thursday Night Football (41:15).

Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark

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