The Jets shocked the NFL by trading Sauce Gardner and Quinn and Williams.

And one thing is clear, Aaron Glenn is now in charge of a massive rebuild.

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We're going to break this down from all angles.

We'll talk about how this changes expectations for the rest of 2025.

We'll talk about reasons for skepticism, but we'll also talk about the reasons the Jets made these trades.

And I have to say, I'm shocked. I think the episode I did earlier today is a Hall of Fame episode for everything I got wrong on that show because I said that there was no way the Jets

would trade sauce Gardner. I think I said anybody who said that was participating in clickbait.

I thought there was no way the Jets would eat all the dead money. It's around $20 million in dead money the Jets will eat. I thought the Jets wanted to keep Soss Gardner. I mean, I felt like that was pretty logical since considering they just signed him to a big extension a few months ago to make him the highest paid corner in the NFL. Well, no. Sauce Gardner is a former member of the New York Jets.

And so is Quinn and Williams, who I was skeptical the Jets would trade because I figured with a

player of his magnitude, with what he would command in a trade, the new team would want a contract

extension in place. Well, in my defense, the Jets were dealing with Jerry Jones, who doesn't always

do things by the book. So I'll defend myself a little bit on that one. But a huge day for the New York

Jets franchise is they send two of their best three players out. Really, two of the top three,

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