Joe Benigno

They're going to have their budget.

They're going to do everything they can to get their quarterback, and they're going to try to build a team that is a –

at the minimum, a team that is competing and competitive.

Competing for the playoffs, I'm not saying that, but they're a competitive football team, which they were not this year.

They talked about uncovering every stone to find a quarterback.

I think the odds are likelier than not that they're just going to take one at number two, whether it's Dante Moore or somehow Fernando Mendoza-Falls.

Do you think that if stars like Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson become available, that they're going to be super aggressive in that route as well?

I think they'll explore it.

I think the Kyler Murray one would be something they'd explore more than... Because Lamar, now that Harbaugh's gone, Lamar's not going anywhere, so you can cross that one off.

And Joe Burrow, I don't see Joe Burrow saying, yeah, trade me from the Bengals and all the crap I was dealing with there to, hey, send me over to the Jets.

But I don't see that happening at all.

Like, he would...

I don't see that happening, but Kyler Murray, I could see that being a possibility paired with a rookie, like say for whatever reason, the jets say Dante Moore doesn't come out or for whatever reason, the jets are like, whoa, red flag.

We don't like this guy.

Right.

I could see them going the trade for Kyler Murray and then draft somebody with that Colts pick, whether it's Simpson or somebody else that, that ends up popping up here during the pre-draft process as the Jackson dart of this year's draft, drafting him there and then having Kyler Murray start before you eventually turn it over.

I could see that happening.

I don't think they'll be uber aggressive in something like the Lamar route or the Burrow route.

Two days after Brian Dable was fired, we had you on.

And I said, look, you were very good at this last year with predicting Aaron Glenn to be the head coach.