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ESPN analyst Bart Scott said the #Rams started an arms race by acquiring Myles Garrett. Scott followed that up by saying #Eagles GM Howie Roseman will package a deal to acquire #Raiders Maxx Crosby using Nolan Smith & possibly the '28 1st rd pick acquired in the A.J. Brown trade.

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