Now they need a corner because they just traded Soss Gardner.

Now they made it a defensive tackle because they traded Quint-O-Wim. Do you see my point that eventually you're using those assets to replace the good young players you just traded away? And you're hoping there is good. Well, maybe they trade Jermaine Johnson and get another first-round pick. Well, they may. Ruben Bain Jr. sitting right up there. It's the best player in this strap. But then you need more.

Like, look, I get it.

I'm not saying that Darren Moji is screwing up by doing. Bain Jr. sitting right up there. It's the best player in this draft. But then you need more.

Look, I get it.

I'm not saying that Darren Mugi is screwing up by doing this. What I am pointing out is that I can't celebrate this. I don't see how this is a bad thing. I didn't say it's a bad thing. I said I'm not celebrating it because what am I celebrating? Fictitious players they're going to drive. Here's what you celebrate.

Go. You celebrate a plan.

A lot of teams don't have a plan.

I respect a plan.

A lot of teams don't have a plan.

I respect the plan.

Load up on picks.

Celebrate.

No, not even the picks.

Just the plan.

We need this type of player and these are the four college kids or even a free agent that I think fits that type of role that we want.

So our plan is to put ourselves in position to get that player.

And we can't do it by luck of the draw in the draft.

We have to do it by acquiring a bunch of draft picks so that we can put ourselves wherever we want.

When I look at what the Jets are doing, that's what it feels like they're doing.

They're creating a plan to get wherever they need to get to in the draft or in free agency.

Because once you have a draft pick, it becomes a tradable issue asset as well.

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