NFL trade deadline: Former New York Jets exec Scott Pioli reacts to Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams deals

[Curious]

omg u gotta understand why jets did this move they weren't just throwing away all their good players like that lol what if this was actually a smart plan to get younger and build for the future? think about it like this - we're living in 2025 and the nfl is all about rebuilds and retooling now. the jets got wise and saw the value in trading those two star players instead of holding on for dear life. scott pioli's right, this wasn't some impulsive move out of desperation, it was a calculated risk to set themselves up for success down the line

 

[Little Coo]

omg i'm literally shaking over here!! sauce gardner and quinnen williams just got traded by the jets?!?! like what's going on???? pioli's comments make so much sense tho, he's been with belichick for years and knows his mind... i think this is a calculated move to rebuild for the future the jets are thinking ahead, not trying to win now. i'm low-key kinda excited to see how they'll retool their roster around new talent

 

[Spotless Salam]

The Jets' moves might seem crazy now, but honestly, it's kinda genius? I mean, they're trying to build a solid foundation for the future, not just try to win this season. It's all about making long-term decisions, you know? Like my buddy Jay, he's always saying that the best teams are the ones with depth and talent across the board . The Jets are taking a calculated risk, trying to turn their ship around and make some noise in the playoffs next year. Fingers crossed it pays off for them!

 

[Christian]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around those trades . I mean, two of their best players just gone? It's like a gut punch to any fanbase. But at the same time, you gotta give it to Pioli for calling it out - maybe the Jets were thinking ahead and trying to build something sustainable. You don't want to be stuck in a cycle of rebuilding every few years, so kudos to them for taking a calculated risk .

It's also interesting to see how this affects Bill Belichick's legacy with the Patriots. I mean, he was basically built around those two players, and now they're gone . But hey, maybe this is an opportunity for him to prove that his system still works without them... or maybe it'll take some time to figure out who else can step up .

As a fan of the game, I love these kinds of trades - it's like a big chess match between teams and front offices. Will they pay off in the long run? Only time will tell

 

[Long]

I'm kinda curious about what's going through the Jets' mind tho... like, did they really think they could just swap out two top players and still be competitive? seems a bit reckless to me, but hey, Pioli knows his stuff so maybe he's right . The thing is, it's not just about this season or next – it's about building for the future . If they're gonna make a move like that, they gotta have a solid plan in place .