NFL Stars Prank Fans with Fake Trades

It's April 1st.

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It's April 1st in the NFL world, and players are keeping fans on their toes with fake trade

and signing bombs.

Right after the free agency rush, before the drapt hits end of the month, stars are filling

the quiet with pranks to stir the pot.

Deon Dawkins kicked it off, tweeting a phony move to the Miami Dolphins rebuild, but nobody

bought that one for a second.

Finn Miller's stunt landed different, though, more real talk.

The ex-defensive player of the year is a free agent after a season with nine sacks, even

if his pressure rate sat at just 11.9%.

Fans could picture him fitting the Raiders' defense needs.

He dropped the Las Vegas Raiders post Wednesday afternoon, playing it smooth as a faded

star shopping spots.

All this noise reminds us how thin the line gets between jokes and real deals in his

league.

Keeps the off-season buzzing to the real moves drop.