The New York Jets completely changed the outlook of the league at the trade deadline when they opted to deal Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys and Sauce Ga

Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets made headlines recently with a couple of blockbuster trades, dealing away Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline in exchange for a boatload of draft picks and a couple of young players with possible upside.

Williams escaped from New York on Tuesday, when the Jets dealt the former Wenonah High School standout to the Dallas Cowboys at the NFL trade deadline. New York shipped Williams south in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, a first-round pick in the 2027 NFL Draft and defensive tackle Mazi Smith.

General maanger Darren Mougey is rebuilding from the ground up. That's undeniably the motivation behind trading cornerback Sauce Gardner and Williams for a combined three first-round picks. With the Jets spending the rest of the 2025 season sorting through their roster, Smith should receive a sizable opportunity to play.

Pro Bowl Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams also made an exit, joining the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for former first-round defensive tackle Mazi Smith, as well as a 2026 second-round pick and a 2027 first-round pick. Unfortunately for Hall, he remains on the Jets roster.

New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams says he has lost his starting job on the team's defense. Williams, an All-Pro in 2023, was the subject of trade rumors in recent weeks leading up to the NFL's trade deadline on Tuesday.