For Aaron Glenn, Darren Mugi, and the Jets,

the trades of Sauce Gardner and Quinn and Williams come with the highest risk possible

and the highest reward possible.

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you'll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. On today's show, we are talking about

the enormous day the Jets had yesterday at the trade deadline as they traded sauce gardener to the

Indianapolis Colts and Quinn and Williams to the Dallas Cowboys. It was a franchise altering day.

We're going to talk about how these

trades open up opportunities for players to step up into bigger roles and for the coaching staff

to develop players. We're going to talk about how these moves might help the Jets finally develop

a quarterback successfully. I think that there's a big element to that.

But let's begin by talking about the magnitude of these moves.

These are huge moves by Aaron Glenn and Darren Mucci.

These are the types of moves.

I talked about this on the special show I did last night.

These are the moves that show us that any talk that we had when the Jets started 0 and 7 of Glenn and Mugi being one and done was not realistic because you don't trade two of your

three best players for future draft picks unless you're confident you're going to be here

a really long time. In fact, I struggled to think of many moves in recent memory that were higher

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