Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/KyQTYDb2Of6.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Riley Moss led the NFL in pass breakups—why does Bleacher Report say trade him?—Zach & Phil disagree [3Jz9jnawshC] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay react to a Bleacher Report article suggesting the Broncos should trade Riley Moss while his value is high. The article argues Denver could get a 2nd or 3rd round pick since Moss started all 17 games last season and tied for the league lead in pass breakups. But Zach and Phil push back hard: if Moss led the NFL in PBUs, why would Denver trade him for only a mid‑round pick? They also break down the complication of Jahdae Barron — a first‑round corner who needs playing time but doesn’t look ready to start. Is trading away a starter a nonstarter, or should the Broncos cash in while Moss’ value peaks? VIDEO BREAKDOWN — Bleacher Report says Broncos should trade Riley Moss for draft capital Moss started all 17 games and tied for league lead in PBUs Zach and Phil argue trading a starter makes no sense Debate over whether a 2nd or 3rd rounder is fair value What trading him would mean for the Broncos’ secondary Broncos Country — jump in the comments: • Should Denver trade Riley Moss for draft capital • Is a 2nd or 3rd rounder fair value for a league‑leading corner • And how ready is Jahdae Barron to step into a starting role GaPhdTFXYk0 2FW2GngGEFq uTXahiDHNMZ 6WO4XKilOXg
Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay react to a Bleacher Report article suggesting the Broncos should trade Riley Moss while his value is high. The article argues Denver could get a 2nd or 3rd round pick since Moss started all 17 games last season and tied for the league lead in pass breakups. But Zach and Phil push back hard: if Moss led the NFL in PBUs, why would Denver trade him for only a mid‑round pick? They also break down the complication of Jahdae Barron — a first‑round corner who needs playing time but doesn’t look ready to start. Is trading away a starter a nonstarter, or should the Broncos cash in while Moss’ value peaks? VIDEO BREAKDOWN — Bleacher Report says Broncos should trade Riley Moss for draft capital Moss started all 17 games and tied for league lead in PBUs Zach and Phil argue trading a starter makes no sense Debate over whether a 2nd or 3rd rounder is fair value What trading him would mean for the Broncos’ secondary Broncos Country — jump in the comments: • Should Denver trade Riley Moss for draft capital • Is a 2nd or 3rd rounder fair value for a league‑leading corner • And how ready is Jahdae Barron to step into a starting role GaPhdTFXYk0 2FW2GngGEFq uTXahiDHNMZ 6WO4XKilOXg