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How moving Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner at the trade deadline looks a year later

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How moving Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner at the trade deadline looks a year later — Image: Yahoo Sports

Hours before the 2025 trade deadline, New York stockpiled first-round picks by sending its two stars to the Colts and Cowboys.

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