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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 993356" data-attributes="member: 17987">For me their 2023 1st is the absolute minimum starting line. If that's not included or they're only willing to push out to future assets it's going to need to be pretty lopsided in our favor at that point. 2023 is of course the big year for evaluating Love now. Having an extra 1st to build around him and put him in the best position would be great but if NYJ aren't willing to do that then I would basically be expecting them to provide enough future capital for us to easily maneuver into picking a top QB in next year's draft. Generally speaking in terms of "value" a pick next year is regarded as one round lower this year, i.e. a 2024 2nd is "valued" roughly the same as a 2023 3rd. And honestly I think for the Jets the risk is about the same no matter how you slice it. If Rodgers returns to play at an MVP level and takes them on a playoff run (I don't even think it has to culminate in a SB appearance or win) then pretty much whatever they paid will be seen as "worth it" IMO. If he plays like an MVP again and leads them into the playoffs I think even two firsts would not be seen as overpaying.And on the other hand pretty much anything less will probably be viewed as a failure. If Rodgers plays like he did in 2022 or simply fails to get them into the playoffs then even if they only gave up a 2023 3rd or something it will still be seen as a waste, failure, etc.</blockquote>

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