Scottnyj776 Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Hello everyone this is my first post so go easy. After the trades this off season I felt it was necessary to go back and review past trades the jets current front office has done. I tried to look at most off the larger trades, but if any one wants to add others feel free (Leon washington, Brett Favre). And if there are any mistakes just correct me, im only human. * means the player is a pro bowler 2006 Trade 2nd Round Pick Jets get… -2007 2nd round 37th overall pick- Trade to Chicago for Thomas Jones -2006 6th round 189th overall pick- Drew Coleman CB Washington gets… -2006 2nd round 35th overall pick- Rocky Macintosh LB Analyses: One of the few times the jets have traded back in recent history and is one of the better, yet lesser known ones. By getting a future 2nd round pick the jets were able to do multiple things with it such as trade for thomas jones and get a later 2nd round pick which they used to grab everyones favorite David Harris Nick Mangold Trade Jets get… Falcons 1st round 29th overall pick- Nick Mangold* Falcons get… John Abraham DE* 3rd round 79th overall pick- Jerious Norwood RB 2007 4th round 121st overall pick- Traded back to Denver for Marcus Thomas DT Broncos get… 2006 1st round 15th overall pick- Traded to St. Louis who took Tye Hill CB Analyses: The only three team trade and the jets obviously get the better end of this deal getting the leagues best Center 2007 Thomas Jones Trade Jets get… Thomas Jones RB 2nd round 63rd overall pick- Later traded for David Harris Chicago gets… 2nd round 37th overall pick- Traded to Chargers who take Eric Weddle Analyses: This is where that 2006 2nd round trade back comes in. The jets completely steal jones and a 2nd round pick from the bears. With all the recent great trades many have forgotten about this trade, but it has helped the jets become who they are today. Darrelle Revis Trade Jets get… -1st round 14th overall pick- Darrelle Revis CB* -6th round 191st pick- Trade to GB in David Harris deal Panthers get… - 1st round 25th overall pick- Jon Beason MLB* - 2nd round 59th overall pick- Ryan Kalil C* - 5th round 164th overall pick- Tim Shaw LB Analyses: Self explanatory for the jets, but the panthers suprisingly get 2 pro bowlers out of the deal by getting a great MLB and center David Harris Trade Jets get… -2nd round 47th overall pick- David Harris -7th round 235th overall pick- Chansi Stuckey (Later traded for Edwards) Green Bay gets… -2nd round 63rd overall pick- Brandon Jackson RB -3rd round 89th overall pick- Aaron Rouse S -6th round 191st overall pick- Korey Hall LB Analyses: once again this is where that 2006 2nd round pick trade back help. The jets use that pick to get thomas jones and switch it for a 2nd later in the round which they used for the Hitman. Green bay otherwise gets a very productive runner who can become a pro bowler 2008 Kris Jenkins Trade Jets get… -Kris Jenkins NT* Panthers get… -3rd round 67th overall pick- Charles Godfrey CB -5th round 141st overall pick- Gary Barnidge TE Analyses: Self explanatory Jonathan Vilma Trade Jets get… 2008 4th round 113th overall pick- Traded to Packers in Keller Trade 2009 3rd round 76th overall pick- Traded to Detroit to select Shonn Greene Saints get… Jonathan Vilma MLB 2009 4th round 118th overall pick- Stanley Arnoux LB Analyses: Another very interesting trade by the jets. Sure they got rid of a great LB that won the SB last season, but they use the picks, a third and 4th, to get two stars that have great potential Dustin Keller Trade Jets get… -1st round 30th overall pick- Dustin Keller Packers get… -2nd round 36th overall pick- Jordy Nelson WR -4th round 113nd overall pick- Later traded back to jets for Lowery Analyses: using the Jonathan Vilma picks the Jets pick up a great pass catching TE with great potential Dwight Lowery Trade Jets move back and get… 4th round 113th overall pick- Dwight Lowery CB 5th round 162nd overall pick- Eric Ainge QB Packers get… 4th round 102nd overall pick- Jeremy Thompson DE Analyses: Only the second time in recent history the jets have traded back and u cant blame them. Lowery being only a 4th has been as good and bad as he came, plus we got a potentially great back up QB 2009 Lito Sheppard Trade Jets get… -Lito Sheppard CB -2010 5th round 155th overall pick- Traded to Steelers for Santonio Holmes Eagles get… -2009 5th round 153rd overall pick- Cornelius Ingram -2010 4th round 127th overall pick- Sent to Seahawks for Darryl Tapp DE Analyses: Sure Lito sucked and had injury issues, but using the 5th round pick from the eagles the jets were able to get santonio holmes Mark Sanchez Trade Jets get… -1st round 5th overall pick- Mark Sanchez QB Browns get… -1st round 17th overall pick- Traded away to tampa for josh Freeman -2nd round 52nd overall pick- David Veikune DE -Kenyon Coleman, Brett Ratliff, and Abram elam Analyses: Self explanatory, get a future Franchise QB for chump change Shonn Greene Trade Jets get… -3rd round 65th overall pick- Shonn Greene RB Lions get… -3rd round 76th overall pick- DeAndry Levy LB -4th round 115th overall pick (acquired from the Pete Kendall trade)- Samie Lee Hill DT -7th round 228th overall pick- Lydon Murtha OT Analyses: Suprisingly that pete kendell trade/ disaster comes back to help the jets by giving them the ammunition necesary to get Greene. Overview: with the up coming draft next week its always nice to look back at previous drafts to se what thet jets did and how it affected there future drafts. I found it very interesting that previous unkown trades such as the 2006 2nd round trade back and other trades considered bad such as the vilma trade have come back to greatly help the jets. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GreenBeans Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Nice first post - welcome to The Nation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
914-ny Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Great Read! .. i actually read through it was entertaining.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
penguini 15 Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 First time I actually took the time to read a long post like that. Good job. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thai Jet Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Welcome to Jet Nation. Great 1st post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greenseed4 Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 First time I actually took the time to read a long post like that. Good job. I stopped reading your post at "Actually".... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nycdan Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Slight problem. You missed something in the Nick Mangold trade. We also gave up John Abraham. Still a good deal, but that's a big piece to omit. I think in the 3-way trades like that you have to specify who gave up what, not just who got what. Otherwise, very nice job. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maxman Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Good first post, thanks for signing up... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Klecko73isGod Posted April 16, 2010 Share Posted April 16, 2010 Excellent first post! Insteresting how Tanny gets ripped by some for trading away so many picks but when you consider the value he got for those trades there's no way to argue. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scottnyj776 Posted April 16, 2010 Author Share Posted April 16, 2010 Slight problem. You missed something in the Nick Mangold trade. We also gave up John Abraham. Still a good deal, but that's a big piece to omit. I think in the 3-way trades like that you have to specify who gave up what, not just who got what. Otherwise, very nice job. Haha thanks for catching that, he was the biggest part of that trade. After looking at all these deals for a while i was bound to miss some stuff Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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