More than likely, Aaron Rodgers will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback in 2023. He already said he intends to play for them next season and the team's top decision-makers flew out to meet with Rodgers following his darkness retreat.
The Jets would be wise not to spend their money on any of these players.If insanity is repeating the same mistake and expecting a different result, this would be it for the Jets. New York has drafted three first-round quarterbacks since 2009,with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns. None made it to a second contract.
Even if the Jets wanted another rookie, it would be almost impossible for them to draft one unless they traded from the No. 13 pick to, at the highest, the No. 3 pick owned by the Arizona Cardinals.and wide receiver D.J. Moore for the Carolina Panthers to move up to No. 1, meaning the Jets would have to give up around that to move up 10 spots. That's a lot to give up for what would likely be the third-best quarterback in the draft.
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