Are the Jets an option for Geno trade?

[Dante84]

Not trying to break any ground here, just some quick thoughts on if this is an option:

The Jets have absolute shit at QB. They have the 9th, and probably the 13th if the Revis-to-Tampa deal goes down. They can probably get more value from the two firsts, but anything can happen. Especially if they think there will be a QB run in the top 10 picks that will take 2-3 of the top guys out of the running.

Has there been any rumored interest in Geno from the Jets?



For the record, I want Geno; I just think we end up trading down.

[bevischief]

Originally Posted by sd4chiefs

I think we need a Geno forum until draft day so that we don't have 20 new Geno threads started every day in the Lounge forum.

This.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by ForeverChiefs58

The jets also had the #1 pick the year Peyton decided to go back for his senior year. Ended up being a bad time to have the #1 pick. I can't even imagine

Who is going back for his senior year in 2014 that even remotely approaches Peyton Manning?

I was told last year that the Chiefs shouldn't trade up for Tannehill because Matt Barkley will be in next year's draft, with that last senior season under his belt to make him even BETTER.

QBs sometimes do extraordinary things in those final seasons that they return for. But I really don't think Murray, McCarron, Boyd, or Thomas are capable of those kinds of extraordinary seasons that will be necessary for them to be the supposed necessary lightyears ahead of Geno

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by sd4chiefs

I think we need a Geno forum until draft day so that we don't have 20 new Geno threads started every day in the Lounge forum.

"Shep, I was bangin that broad!!!"

[Rausch]

I don't think they will...

[Mother****erJones]

Originally Posted by SNR

Who is going back for his senior year in 2014 that even remotely approaches Peyton Manning?

I was told last year that the Chiefs shouldn't trade up for Tannehill because Matt Barkley will be in next year's draft, with that last senior season under his belt to make him even BETTER.

QBs sometimes do extraordinary things in those final seasons that they return for. But I really don't think Murray, McCarron, Boyd, or Thomas are capable of those kinds of extraordinary seasons that will be necessary for them to be the supposed necessary lightyears ahead of Geno

Ya, nor will we have the number 1 pick next year.

[Chief_For_Life58]

ya absolutely no way they go qb with their first pick. they need to help the sanchise out for atleast one more year. then cut him and fire rex. theyll take ansah or montgomery

[Dayze]

depends on how quick, and how sexy Geno's feet look.

[Chief_For_Life58]

or patterson

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Dayze

depends on how quick, and how sexy Geno's feet look.

His footwork is one of his biggest weaknesses.

So there's that.

However, I have no idea how they look on camera or if teh naked feets are enough to pull a long-haired-Ryan to draft him...

[Frankie]

I didn't have much hope for a trade down of any kind to begin with. Now I'm approaching zero hope for that. Say hello to Luke Joeckel.

[Frankie]

If we even have a shred of hope for a trade down I can't see any other trade partner than the Eagles. And I won't pin much hope to that either.

[Coogs]

http://www.gbnreport.com/draftbuzz.html

[kcjayhawks5]

So people honestly believe we are getting Geno?

[B14ckmon]

Originally Posted by kcjayhawks5

So people honestly believe we are getting Geno?

Only reeruns. But I mean it's likely. What if he drops and the 49ers pick him? That means in 8-9 years he will be traded to the Chiefs after he is washed up.

[Dante84]

Originally Posted by Coogs

http://www.gbnreport.com/draftbuzz.html

Sweet Jesus, I'm not and idiot!

The Jets could also conceivably trade all the way up to the #1 pick overall with Kansas City were they so inclined, although it would cost them at least the 9th, 13th pick and 39th picks, as well as a pick in 2014, although that would probably be a little steep. Certainly, the indications are that Kansas City is still holding out hope that someone makes them an offer for this year’s top pick. And the Chiefs are in the rather unique position of possibly being willing to drop out of the top 5 as they are already pretty well covered at the position they’ll likely address with the top pick if they stay at #1. The Chiefs are expected to take either LT Luke Joeckel of Texas A&M or Central Michigan’s Eric Fisher, but they already have a very serviceable LT in Brandon Albert whom Kansas City franchised earlier this year. If the Chiefs did move down they could get Albert signed long-term and address another position. On the other hand, if the Chiefs do stay at #1 and select either Joeckel or Fisher, it is very possible they could move Albert, who has no secret of the fact that he does not want to change positions, almost immediately afterward. Indeed, the Chiefs have to want to try and get back into the second-round after trading their #2 pick to San Francisco for QB Alex Smith.