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Dexter Gone, Texans Spending & Mock Draft Chaos | NFL War Room Special

1 h 12 min · 19 de abr de 2026
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The episode opened with fireworks as the NFL delivered massive headlines, with Will Anderson Jr. landing a record breaking extension with the Houston Texans and Dexter Lawrence getting traded from the New York Giants to the Cincinnati Bengals for the 10th pick, instantly shaking up the league, then we jumped into a fast paced first round mock of the NFL Draft trading picks back and forth with bold calls surprise selections and nonstop debate that turned the whole segment into a high energy war room where every pick raised the stakes and made the next decision even tougher.

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