NFL Update Brandon Marshall exchanged to Jets

5 things to know about Brandon Marshall exchanged to Jets

Brandon Marshall is headed to his fourth NFL team. 

My terrible, y'all. I whiffed on this one, composition Thursday night in my "5 arriving spots for Brandon Marshall" that he would not arrive with the New York Jets. Whoops. 

The Bears consented to exchange Marshall to New York on Friday, making yours really resemble a bonehead. Regardless I remain by the rationale that exchanging for Marshall as a group a courses far from battling is an unsafe move. At the same time in contemplating it, lumping the Jets with the Jaguars and Raiders was silly, given how Marshall fits with this group and business sector. 

The Jets didn't need to pay much for him either, surrendering a fifth-round pick. We should take a gander at five things to think about this arrangement (six in the event that you need to incorporate me being a mah-roon). 

1. Opening salvo: Bold first enormous move by new Jets general administrator Mike Maccagnan, who better trust exchanging a late-round pick for a major name wideout with a gigantic contract works out preferable for him over his forerunner. It ought to. Marshall's more inclined to succeed in New York than Percy Harvin, basically in light of the fact that he's a "conventional" wide recipient. He's a physical, chain-moving wideout who will give Geno Smith an enhanced red-zone target. 

Marshall turns into the Jets' actual No. 1, which implies Eric Decker slides to the No. 2 part, which he's vastly improved suited for. Tight end Jace Amaro's capacity to get open ought to enhance accordingly also. In the event that the Jets include C.J. Spiller in free org, Chef Chan Gailey may have a few fixings to cook with come 2015. 

2. Draft impact: We can likely discount the Jets as potential suitors for either Kevin White of West Virginia or Amari Cooper of Alabama. Presently, they could at present draft one of those fellows at No. 6 generally speaking, yet spending enormous top space on a wide recipient in an exchange (when you've as of now got one major wideout contract in Decker on the program) and after that utilizing your first-round single out a collector appears like a far-fetched situation. 

It does bring Marcus Mariota into play however. Does Maccagnan view Geno Smith as the eventual fate of his establishment? He's not obliged to Smith, an extra from John Idzik's short administration. Culling Mariota at six would begin the clock all alone residency with an "establishment quarterback" yet he could run Geno out for a year while Mariota learns. Gailey feels like a pleasant fit as hostile organizer for Mariota as well. 

At any rate this puts the screws on Chip Kelly in the event that he needs to fly up and get Mariota for the Eagles. It would seem that No. 6 may be the obstacle you need to clear. 

3. Business sector moves: This is really good for Randall Cobb, Jeremy Maclin and Andre Johnson. Marshall won't be discharged, so he won't hit the business, so he won't be rivalry for those fellows. Cobb and Maclin are in an alternate class, beyond any doubt, and Johnson hasn't been discharged yet. Yet in the event that AJ is dumped by the Texans, he can press somewhat more out of somebody like the Colts with Marshall never again being an alternative. 

The Jets had a huge amount of top space that won't be utilized available for a wideout, yet they weren't seen as enormous players in the free-operators WR market. 

4. Future for Jay Cutler: Bears new GM Ryan Pace isn't playing around. Word was drifted Thursday that Marshall was accessible through exchange. By Friday at twelve he was out the entryway (however the arrangement can't be consummated until Tuesday) for only a fifth-round pick. So what does this mean for Cutler? It means he's all that much on the slashing square. 

It's difficult to envision a situation where Cutler is level out cut by the Bears however could be exchanged too? Would they be able to exchange him TO NEW YORK? If its not too much trouble get this going, football divine beings. 

5. Inside the NFL: Marshall spent last season working for Showtime on the Emmy Award-winning arrangement. Be that as it may it was a bit hazardous for the Bears on the grounds that he needed to travel to New York and over to Chicago, and so on. Presently he'll be in the same city, likely living close to the studios. 

Whether he returns is really unimportant: Marshall has sort of developed into a superstar NFL player of sorts and a move to New York will just help his image.