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Jets Lean Toward Standing Pat Before Deadline
New York has little interest in another major sell-off as the Nov. 10 trade deadline nears.
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Trade Outlook
The Jets sit at 2-5 and appear likely to hold most of their roster rather than pursue another wave of deals. General manager Darren Mougey has completed 14 player trades in 14 months, yet the current mood points to limited activity. Last year's blockbusters involving Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams are not expected to repeat. Several names have drawn outside interest, but the team values its top running back duo and is unlikely to part with Breece Hall after his recent three-year, $43.5 million extension. Hall has missed four games with a quadriceps injury.
Potential Moves
Edge rusher Will McDonald IV could draw a fourth- or fifth-round pick given his prior production. Cornerback Nahshon Wright, on a one-year, $3.5 million deal, has not played a defensive snap and has expressed openness to a change. Safety Andre Cisco and tight end Jeremy Ruckert are other candidates who could be moved for depth needs elsewhere. Linebacker Jamien Sherwood's contract, with more than $4 million left this season and a non-guaranteed $15 million in 2027, makes him harder to trade.
Roster and Schedule Notes
The Jets host the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. Coach Aaron Glenn has added extra two-minute practice periods to address a long-standing issue. The team has been outscored 107-6 in the final two minutes of the first half across 24 games under Glenn. Meanwhile, the first-round pick acquired from Indianapolis in the Gardner deal now projects as the No. 7 selection, giving New York added draft capital.
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