Cris Carter reacts to the Chiefs dealing Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Cris Carter reacts to the Chiefs dealing Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe, Cris Carter reacts to the Kansas City Chiefs dealing QB Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins for a reported 4-year/$94M contract. What does this mean for Kirk Cousins and head coach Jay Gruden?

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In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe, Cris Carter reacts to the Kansas City Chiefs dealing QB Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins for a reported 4-year/$94M contract. What does this mean for Kirk Cousins and head coach Jay Gruden?

JANUARY 31, 2018・first things first・9:13

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Cris Carter reacts to the Chiefs dealing Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe, Cris Carter reacts to the Kansas City Chiefs dealing QB Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins for a reported 4-year/$94M contract. What does this mean for Kirk Cousins and head coach Jay Gruden?

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