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Rob Gronkowski says the Las Vegas Raiders made one of the best moves in NFL history

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Rob Gronkowski says the Las Vegas Raiders made one of the best moves in NFL history
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There is rarely a “win-win” trade in the NFL, but Rob Gronkowski thinks that the Las Vegas Raiders just made one of the best moves in NFL history. The NFL landscape changed recently when Kirk Cousins was traded by the Las Vegas Raiders to the Minnesota Vikings.

Key Takeaways

  • Rob Gronkowski says the Las Vegas Raiders made one of the best moves in NFL history.
  • There is rarely a “win-win” trade in the NFL, but Rob Gronkowski thinks that the Las Vegas Raiders just made one of the best moves in NFL history.
  • The NFL landscape changed recently when Kirk Cousins was traded by the Las Vegas Raiders to the Minnesota Vikings.

Photo by Michael Owens/Getty ImagesThere is rarely a “win-win” trade in the NFL, but Rob Gronkowski thinks that the Las Vegas Raiders just made one of the best moves in NFL history.The NFL landscape changed recently when Kirk Cousins was traded by the Las Vegas Raiders to the Minnesota Vikings.Cousins returns to familiar surroundings, having played for the Vikings between 2018 to 2023, while the Raiders get good value for a player they signed for cheap.Rob Gronkowski believes that the trade is win-win, but the Raiders have actually made one of the best moves in NFL history.Rob Gronkowski hails the Kirk Cousins tradeCousins joined the Raiders at the start of this season and through nine games, it was clear that this was not a winning team.The Raiders went 4-5 through nine games, and even though Cousins was doing well, he was one of their most tradeable assets.The team did not hesitate for one second, and flipped Cousins for good value to bring the curtains on a short but fruitful spell.Gronkowski said on The Kay Adams show: “No, I didn’t call the Kirk Cousins trade. Actually, it caught me by surprise, but let me tell you, it totally makes sense all across the board. I mean, you’ve got to give it to John Spytek, their general manager. I mean, that was one of the best usages of a quarterback in NFL history. There’s no doubt about that.“He signed Kirk Cousins to a deal, kind of a cheap deal, got the most out of him. I mean, he leads the league in touchdown passes thrown. I mean, he’s having a heck of a year, and then boom, trades him, gets value from him. A third-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings.“Let me tell you, it couldn’t have been a better fit for the Minnesota Vikings either. He’s going back to Minnesota. He knows the playbook. He knows Kevin O’Connell. He knows the offence there. He knows the fan base.”Cousins now joins 6-2 Vikings, who have strengthened their roster to improve their chances of winning, while the Raiders pivot to a reset since Cousins didn’t fit their timeline anyway.It’s a win-win trade for both teams, but considering where the Raiders were from a point of view of contending, getting Cousins off the roster is a great move.Read more:Charity reveals ‘very generous donation’ as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding giftKirk Cousins made one key decision before Raiders agreed Vikings trade‘You’re not happy to see it’- Daniel Jones breaks silence on Colts’ trade deadline moves

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