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ESPN's latest batch of New York Jets rumors had some very unusual trade proposals involving some of the team's established starters.

Mike Luciano of The Jet Press evaluates several hypothetical trades proposed by ESPN insiders for the 2-6 New York Jets ahead of the trade deadline. Luciano assesses proposals involving wide receiver Adonai Mitchell to the San Francisco 49ers, pass rusher Kingsley Enagbare to the Dallas Cowboys, running back Isaiah Davis to the Philadelphia Eagles, and a safety swap sending Andre Cisco to the Carolina Panthers for Lathan Ransom.
Luciano grades the proposed Mitchell deal with a D-minus and the Enagbare move with a C, arguing both players are too valuable for the Jets to surrender cheaply. In contrast, the writer views a potential Davis trade to Philadelphia as the most viable proposal with a B grade, while awarding a B-minus to the potential Cisco-for-Ransom swap.
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