Al Dukes

those coaches are going to want to make changes at the quarterback position, much like Rob Sala did when he came here and Zach Wilson was here.

I mean, Sam Darnold was here.

They ended up with Zach Wilson.

You know, Aaron Glenn came in here.

They got rid of Aaron Rodgers.

You know, that's just the way it works.

New coaches, new quarterbacks.

That's

like a big thing around the NFL, unless, of course, you're inheriting somebody like Josh Allen.

So whoever the new coach up at Buffalo is is going to be very lucky that they have a premier quarterback that's there right in the middle of his career.

That's not what the Jets have right now.

So I don't know what – I don't know who the bridge gap guy is, assuming that they draft one this year.

Maybe, again, they'll draft another one next year.

They'll just keep taking shots on goal until they get the right guy.

But –

Between the drafts, you have to get somebody in here that can be somewhat competent to be able to try to win games because you want to save your jobs if you're the coaches and you're the GM.

All right, so let's take that face value.

So if he picks one of those two teams or one of those two teams pay him an exorbitant amount of money, that means two quarterbacks, if not three or four quarterbacks, are going to be available via trade in some way, shape, or form.

The four quarterbacks would be Tua Tungavailoa, Deshaun Watson, dare I say it,

what's his name, Shador Sanders, and Dylan Gabriel.