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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

I expect the Jets would not trade him unless they got some value for him, if he is the same player he was before the injury, he would be an upgrade as a starter for a bunch of teams, and still only 25 years old, a potential franchise QB for the next decade.

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nah. Neither one of those teams would make that move.

Miami has too much money invested in Tannehill and with him coming back from injury, they need to see if he can be a franchise cornerstone. He will get most of the year, unless injured..

Cincinnati will not move on from Dalton before they fire Marvin Lewis. And the Brown family has already shown us who they are when it comes to that.

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I think the Jets should just start Teddy this season.

Let Darnold acclimate a year. If Teddy does well it will raise his stock for a trade. Or did they only sign him for one year?

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

I expect the Jets would not trade him unless they got some value for him, if he is the same player he was before the injury, he would be an upgrade as a starter for a bunch of teams, and still only 25 years old, a potential franchise QB for the next decade.

I dont disagree, but it's a tough sell (as in a high pick) at this very moment, unless a team actually NEEDS him, which means it needs him to play right now.

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

They definitely arent trading for Teddy.

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

They definitely arent trading for Teddy.

They have McCarron, Peterman, and Allen and the way I hear it they all suck. Of course they won't give up on Allen yet, but why wouldn't they want Teddy until Allen shows signs of life?
Why wouldn't the Jets want Teddy and Darnold as opposed to McCown and Darnold?

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: kurt bilben

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

They definitely arent trading for Teddy.

They have McCarron, Peterman, and Allen and the way I hear it they all suck. Of course they won't give up on Allen yet, but why wouldn't they want Teddy until Allen shows signs of life?
Why wouldn't the Jets want Teddy and Darnold as opposed to McCown and Darnold?

McCown is a known commodity for the Jets. The devil you know. The Bills have too much locked into the QB position. They're not trading for a starter. They'll just play Allen and let him grow up. That team isnt good enough to give up picks.

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: kurt bilben

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

They definitely arent trading for Teddy.

They have McCarron, Peterman, and Allen and the way I hear it they all suck. Of course they won't give up on Allen yet, but why wouldn't they want Teddy until Allen shows signs of life?
Why wouldn't the Jets want Teddy and Darnold as opposed to McCown and Darnold?

McCown is a known commodity for the Jets. The devil you know. The Bills have too much locked into the QB position. They're not trading for a starter. They'll just play Allen and let him grow up. That team isnt good enough to give up picks.

OK if you say so. Teddy would easily be the best QB for both of those teams. McCown is worn down. Why not lock in two good young QBs instead of having Darnold and NOBODY.

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: kgdabom

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ORIGINAL: kurt bilben

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Ian Joseph

More like a 5th.

If Teddy looks like he is the QB he was before the injury (initial indications look good), considering he is still only 25, he'll bring a 2nd. Especially if another team gets an injured starter. Otherwise the Jets might as well not trade him.

Unless a situation arises like us with Teddy in 2016, Teddy will be traded as insurance. Nobody is spending a 2nd round pick on a backup.

Disagree, if Miami or Cincy get bad QB play early, and Teddy keeps progressing like he did last night, they’d bring Teddy in as a starter, and those might not be the only two.

Nobody needs a QB more than the Bills.

They definitely arent trading for Teddy.

They have McCarron, Peterman, and Allen and the way I hear it they all suck. Of course they won't give up on Allen yet, but why wouldn't they want Teddy until Allen shows signs of life?
Why wouldn't the Jets want Teddy and Darnold as opposed to McCown and Darnold?

McCown is a known commodity for the Jets. The devil you know. The Bills have too much locked into the QB position. They're not trading for a starter. They'll just play Allen and let him grow up. That team isnt good enough to give up picks.

OK if you say so. Teddy would easily be the best QB for both of those teams. McCown is worn down. Why not lock in two good young QBs instead of having Darnold and NOBODY.

If the Jets start Darnold, like they might, McCown is more valuable than Teddy as that mentor, backup quarterback. He's been there in their system for two years. He's a better candidate to help Darnold progress.

Teddy was a dice roll for them, that actually looks like its a seven. But, they signed him before they drafted their QBOTF. Thats NOT Teddy.

The Jets arent going to cast aside the #3 pick in the draft for him under any circumstances. So, unless they plan to keep three, they'll trade Teddy - and they hope to a team that NEEDS a starter. Otherwise, they will have to release him and not get anything in return. And he'll then go to the highest bidder.

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For those who wanted Ian Thomas before we traded out of the third round.

The Charlotte Observer's Joseph Person considers fourth-round TE Ian Thomas the "biggest surprise" of Panthers camp.

Per Person, Thomas has been "consistently finding open lanes in the secondary and pulling down intermediate-length passes." With Chris Manhertz working his way back from a Jones fracture, Thomas could steal some targets behind 33-year-old starter Greg Olsen.
Source: Charlotte Observer

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Tough trade market for Qbs right now. Can't think of a team that would trade for him, maybe KC if Mahomes continues to bomb. Otherwise everyone else is still in their honeymoon phase with QBs (either FAs or draft picks) Isn't the word out of Buffalo they think Mccarron is playing so well they think they can get something for him?

The market for qbs can change rather quickly. It will be interesting to see how it plays.