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Ken and Anthony continue debating whether Jerry Jeudy should be traded, with Ken now leaning toward moving on for even a mid-round pick given his one-target Sunday and body language, while conceding they can't know what's really happening behind closed doors. The conversation pivots into a broader defense of Todd Monken's blunt, authentic coaching style, contrasting it with what they describe as Kevin Stefanski's message eventually falling flat with players, and citing Marcus Spears' praise of Monken's postgame comments as proof it's resonating in the locker room. Ken argues Monken, as a 60-year-old first-time head coach with nothing left to prove, has the freedom to coach exactly how he wants without worrying about managing Deshaun Watson's feelings the way past regimes did.