Aaron Rodgers traded to the New York Jets

[Larz]

Over under Garett Wilson yards 

1,400.  I say over 

[batman10023]

14 minutes ago, Bobby816 said:

Massive overpay. We gave up a quality 2nd a swap of 1st rounders which equates to a 3rd rounder in value. And what will 99% be a 1st rounder in 2024. All with no protection if he retires after this next season.

 

So we traded a 2nd, 3rd, and a 2024 1st for a 39 year old for possibly only 1 year.

 

Awful deal. JD lost big time.

terrible deal for the Jets.

i would have wanted a much stronger 2024 1st - at a minimum it would be playoffs but more like getting to the championship game.

 

[Kelly to Allen no huddle]

1 minute ago, Dcronin said:

We were absolutely brutally fleeced, IMO. Horrible we had to give up so much. I'm in shock. He's a 40 year old corpse who is also a beligerent a-hole, but YES! I am legit happy to see some competence behind center. Happy to no longer watch Zach Wilson. Can we trade him?

He's 39 and completely healthy. I'm a bills fan and I'm telling you with your wrs and a good draft you're legit super bowl contenders

[derp]

Big overpay IMO.

[BurntDice]

8 minutes ago, Warfish said:

So much for "Jets had all the leverage, GB will take what we give them", because that comp is alot.

1. We move down in the first in 2023 from 13 to 15
2. We lose a 2023 2nd Rounder
3. We lose a 2023 6th Rounder
4. We lose a 2024 1st Rounder (lets be honest, unless he gets hurt early in the year, he easily plays 65% in 2023)

1. We gain Aaron Rodgers.
2. We gain a 2023 5th

So much for the "no first rounders" narrative, and "it should be cheap, because leverage" narrative, this is a pretty huge price to pay for a likely 1-year rental @ $50 million+ in salary per season for the next several seasons, cap space wise.

We now have 1 pick in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th to work with, draft wise.

Man, we sure better hope all these risky moves pay off, or it's going to be one rough couple years from 2024 onwards.

It was basically E Moore +3rd , a pick swap in the first and a 1st next year (that’s valued as a round later as per year later the round goes down so a 2nd) 

Moore, 2 picks later in the 1st, 3rd, and a 2nd. 
 

that’s really not bad. 

[TommyT]

Just now, batman10023 said:

terrible deal for the Jets.

i would have wanted a much stronger 2024 1st - at a minimum it would be playoffs but more like getting to the championship game.

 

Enjoy the day my friend.

[slats]

Honestly expected a second this year and a second that could escalate to a first next year. This isn’t that much different. Swapping firsts is about the equivalent of the 100th pick in the draft, and they swap up from the late sixth to the late fifth this year. Hard to complain, though I’m not surprised to see them. 

[chirorob]

Finally!!

Now I can do an accurate Mock Draft.

[Jet Nut]

4 minutes ago, CrazyCarl40 said:

Not having a first rounder next year without a viable future at QB, stinks. If he only plays one season and retires the Jets are hosed at QB. Anything less than the Super Bowl this season would be a failure. Jobs are now officially on the line. 

Am I the only one taking it as 65% of next seasons snaps and the 2 becomes a 1?

[Bobby816]

7 minutes ago, Wit said:

If next years first is 29 it’s not terrible. This years second is Elijah Moore.


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It’s Elijah Moore and 3rd actually.

[ultraJETfan]

Guys it's a conditional 2nd REEELAX. You guys are acting like next years first has been officially traded. 

[JoeNamathsFurCoat]

5 minutes ago, Rhg1084 said:

 

It could cost them a stud OT whose job is protecting AR from getting destroyed when he drops back to pass

I mean they could have at least waited to see who was on the board at #13

JD blinked first

There’s apparently no protection for Jets in case Rodgers retires a year from now

[BigRy56]

MONSTER move by the Jets. The New York Jets are officially on the map - this is a Super Bowl caliber football team.

Congrats everybody. We’ve come a long way from tanking - no fanbase deserves these new expectations more than us

[Klecko73isGod]

3 minutes ago, Beerfish said:

No one  will care if they win it all.  The jets are in a totally loaded AFC are not one good QB away from winning yet but that is the way they have operated here.  We shall see.

Whatever dude.

Try enjoying life foe 5 minutes.

[choon328]

This is the trade is have that has been thrown out there all off season besides Davis not being involved. I'm not sure why this is a shock to some. The dude won 2 of the last 3 MVP's and if traded last offseason he would've went for 2-3 first rd picks. 

If he plays in 2024 this is a gigantic win for the Jets, otherwise this is a win win situation for both teams IMO. The Packers fans will be irate. 

It'll be interesting to see what the Packers are doing financially, they may have paid for the higher pick next year. 

[JiFtheOracle]

Really wish that conditional was based on him playing 2 years vs 65% of this year but pretty exciting nonetheless. 

[SpankyJohnson]

They gave up basically

-Elijah Moore

- a 6th round pick and a 1 next year

JD will trade down from 15 to recoup some draft capital. 
  
It's a win in my book. 

[Beerfish]

Both the packers and the pats could very well draft offensive tackles so there is that a well.   Say good bye to the top offensive tackles, say hello too some pass rusher.

[#27TheDominator]

So how many games does this ******* guy have to sit to get to 64%?

[jetstream23]

20 minutes ago, JetsFanatic said:

 

Gave up more than I wanted.

With that said, I'm glad this is done.

Wish that 2nd couldn't become a 1st next year but I think that's exactly what the Packers wanted.  If they're giving up a starting QB who plays 2/3 of snaps for another team then they want a 1st round pick.

Oh well.  We move on.

 

[RichardTodd27]

This move reeks a of desperation.

Better get a left tackle in the first round this year 

[FidelioJet]

Glad it's done.

Terrible value.  Horrific trade.

[Rhg1084]

 

[Guilhermezmc]

A trade down has to be coming, we have like 3 picks in the draft

[#27TheDominator]

1 minute ago, BurntDice said:

It was basically E Moore +3rd , a pick swap in the first and a 1st next year (that’s valued as a round later as per year later the round goes down so a 2nd) 

Moore, 2 picks later in the 1st, 3rd, and a 2nd. 
 

that’s really not bad. 

I don't think it's that bad, but it certainly is not that good either.  The conditions on a 2024 1st sound ridiculously easy and no give back when he retires in December? 

[JiFtheOracle]

Rumors were Corey Davis was going to be involved, wonder if that means he’s sticking. 

[JoJoTownsell1]

2 minutes ago, shuler82 said:

To be fair if this trade was announced back on Feb 27th JN would have a collective orgasm.  Think the longer this drug out the more confident we were it would favor our side

This was pretty much the trade we all wanted..a conditional  2nd next year. 

No idea why so many here are whining. How much did you expect the packers to cave. If Rodgers gets hurt they never get a 1st for him. Now packers have to for Rodgers to stay healthy all year. 

[docdhc]

18 minutes ago, shuler82 said:

Hate the conditional first next year based on 65% of the plays.  

If next year’s first is number 32 it’s a good deal!

[Bleedin Green]

It's a pretty heavy price to pay, but if it works out no one will care at all.

If it blows up for any reason at all, the trade comp will get brought up A LOT and cost more than a few jobs.

[Adoni Beast]

Probably just a camp body. Anybody got a stat sheet on this jabroni?

[Bobby816]

5 minutes ago, Rhg1084 said:

 

Ya he gave up more. He gave up Elijah Moore a 3rd a pick swap which in value is a late 3rd and what will 99% be a 1st next year.

 

He gave up vastly more than a 1st.

[bicketybam]

That's pretty big honestly.  My biggest concern is him not being vested and ruining the positive vibes only.

Say goodbye to your Lamar pipe dream.

[peekskill68]

12 minutes ago, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

Don’t love that the condition to next year’s first is only 65% of the plays

But want to first see if GB ate any dead cap space and/or if Rodgers restructures before grading the trade.

The money side of this trade is a important piece to have, not just the draft compensation.  If GB is eating sizeable salary/gteed $, that's worth some of what JD gave up...

[Rhg1084]

 

[Beerfish]

1 minute ago, Klecko73isGod said:

Whatever dude.

Try enjoying life foe 5 minutes.

Predictable response for the dudes that thought we were getting him for a 3rd round pick.