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ESPN names two potential trade fits for Saints right guard Cesar Ruiz

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 7h ago

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ESPN named New Orleans Saints guard Cesar Ruiz as a trade candidate, with the Lions and Commanders as potential fits ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

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