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Perhaps the most fascinating sideshow with the Saints' signing of Derek Carr is fate of the New York Jets and their front office. My sense--yes, this is speculation so don't ask for confirming links--is that if the Jets had pursued Carr as vigorously as the Saints, Carr would have opted for the Jets. But the Saints communicated to Carr that we want you, we want you badly, and we want to sign you now. The Jets communicated to Carr that we like you, but we like Aaron Rodgers more, and we can't commit to you until we learn what Rodgers wants to do. And Carr moved on.
Question: If Rodgers decides to retire (unlikely) or decides to return to Green Bay (very possible), or if Green Bay, thinking the Jets are desperate, demands two first-round picks or even more for Rodgers, what are the Jets going to do? It seems that the Jets have put themselves in a tight spot. And if they do not improve the quarterback position and have a season in 2023 like 2022, people at the top of the organization are going to lose their jobs.
Question: If Rodgers decides to retire (unlikely) or decides to return to Green Bay (very possible), or if Green Bay, thinking the Jets are desperate, demands two first-round picks or even more for Rodgers, what are the Jets going to do? It seems that the Jets have put themselves in a tight spot. And if they do not improve the quarterback position and have a season in 2023 like 2022, people at the top of the organization are going to lose their jobs.