The New York Jets have made headlines with significant trades, signaling a major shift in their team strategy. They sent away star defensive players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, effectively focusing on rebuilding for the future. This move comes as the team sits with a disappointing one win and seven losses record for the current season. The trades have left the Jets with an impressive five first-round draft picks over the next two years, positioning them well to acquire a franchise quarterback. Despite the focus on the future, the Jets still have nine games left to play this season, and defensive coordinator Steve Wilks emphasized that the team must continue to press forward. The locker room was reportedly shocked by the departure of Gardner and Williams, who were both popular and influential figures. The Jets are coming off a bye week, having secured their first victory of the season in a dramatic comeback against the Bengals. They hope to build on that offensive momentum as they face the Cleveland Browns, who are also undergoing changes. Head coach Aaron Glenn stated that the teams total focus is on their upcoming game, and that the players remain upbeat and ready to compete.

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