…..will likely play against the Phins twice next year, as a Jet. Swell….

…..will likely play against the Phins twice next year, as a Jet. Swell….

…..will likely play against the Phins twice next year, as a Jet. Swell….

Updating previous reports, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports the Packers and Jets "have not agreed to the framework of an Aaron Rodgers trade."

This comes just hours after reports from multiple agencies surfaced stating the contrary. Pelissero adds, "If he decides he wants to go to New York, then the teams will work to hammer out a deal." Whatever the case may be, all eyes are currently fixed on Aaron Rodgers, the Packers, and the Jets as the three parties continue to work towards their respective futures. The likeliest scenario still stands that Aaron Rodgers has played his last down for Green Bay, indicating a shift in focus to third-year quarterback Jordan Love.

He's not there yet. Anyways, I'm not sweating it. If you want to be the best then you have to go through the league and win it. I try never to care too much what another team does as those who win free agency never seem to get their investment. It didn't help Denver last year.

Would you trade Tua for him straight up?

ESPN's Dan Graziano reports Odell Beckham "has offers on the table from multiple teams," with the Jets being his most likely landing spot.

Graziano believes Beckham could wait to make his move until after the Jets have acquired Aaron Rodgers from the Packers (ESPN's Jeremy Fowler said the trade is all but a done deal and that neither the Jets nor Packers are in a hurry to get it done). It remains to be seen what kind of deal Beckham can get after playing in just 21 NFL games since the start of the 2020 season due to multiple ACL injuries. It was reported this week that OBJ reuniting with the Giants should be considered a "long shot at best."

Speaking of Rodgers, this would make sense since GM Rodgers has Odell on his wish list.