Jets trade Sam Darnold to Panthers for NFL Draft picks
NY Post
Three years after drafting him as a franchise savior, the Jets shipped quarterback Sam Darnold to the Panthers in a trade that clears the way for the team to draft his replacement in three weeks.
The Jets agreed to a trade with Carolina on Monday for Darnold in exchange for three draft picks — a sixth-round pick this year and second-round and fourth-round picks in 2022. The trade ends months of speculation about what the Jets might do with Darnold, the player they drafted No. 3 overall in 2018. It closes the book on Darnold, another swing and a miss by a franchise that has been searching for an answer at quarterback since Joe Namath left 45 years ago.
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