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According to a report from Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer, Carolina is a club “to watch” ahead of the trade deadline. Superstar pass-rusher Brian Burns is obviously the top trade chip, but Breer added that safety Jeremy Chinn, wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and cornerback Donte Jackson are also “available” in trade discussions:

Conversation there starts with Brian Burns. He’s up after this year and owed more than eight figures for the remainder of the season (prorated portion of his $16.01 million). But he’s also just 25 and plays a premium position…A team trading for him could, of course, do a new deal with him, or franchise him in 2024.
After that, there are three guys I’ve heard are available—safety Jeremy Chinn, receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and corner Donte Jackson. Chinn is an interesting hybrid linebacker who’d fit some teams better than others, has lost playing time in the switch to Ejiro Evero’s scheme and is in a contract year. Marshall’s a second-rounder who has talent but has yet to really find his footing as a pro. And Jackson’s a really good corner who’s signed through 2024 at a reasonable price (about $4.2 million for the rest of this year and $10.6 million next year).”
 

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Sources: Jets trade WR Mecole Hardman back to Chiefs​

  • ESPN
Oct 18, 2023, 03:34 PM ET

The New York Jets are trading wide receiver Mecole Hardman back to the Kansas City Chiefs in a deal that involves a swap of 2025 late-round draft picks, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Jets will receive a 2025 sixth-round pick in exchange for a 2025 seventh-round selection in the deal, the sources said.

The Jets signed Hardman to a one-year, $4 million contract this offseason, but he has played only 28 offensive snaps so far this season and has only one reception.

The emergence of "Hard Knocks" star Xavier Gipson both as a kick returner and as a receiver made Hardman expendable.
 
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