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With a third overall pick of the 2018 NFL draft,

the Jets selecting quarterback Sam Darnold

and helped get the team back to the playoffs.

Well, after his three seasons leading gang green,

he compiled a 13 and 25 record and yesterday was traded to the Panthers for a sixth round pick

this year, plus a second and fourth round pick in the 2022 draft. The Panthers had until May 3rd

to exercise the $18 million fifth year option on

Donald's contract, which would keep him under Carolina's control for the next two seasons.

The Jets owners of the second overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft, presented by Verizon, which

kicks off April 29th, are expected to take BYU quarterback Zach Wilson.

According to NFL Network and Saturday Ian Rappaport, the Panthers will now likely try and trade Teddy Bridgewater their starter last season.

New Carolina GM, Scott Fitterer didn't deny that Monday, saying Bridgewater quotes,

we're going to find the right place for him, whether it's here or someplace else.

The Titans won the AFC South in 2020, thanks in large part to running back Derek Henry,

joining the elite, racking up over 2,000 rushing yards and leading the offense.

But the defense, on the other hand, well, the defense

ranked 30th in a league of 32 teams in sacks. That's not cutting it. They coach Mike Brable,

using free agency to add more pass-rush productivity, bring in to Niko Atrey from Indy,

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