Trade compensation:
Jets get:
 Pick No. 15, Rodgers and a 2023 5th-round pick (No. 170).
Packers get:
 Pick No. 13, a 2023 2nd-round pick (No. 42), a 6th-round pick (No. 207), a conditional 2024 second-round pick that becomes a first if Rodgers plays 65 percent of plays.

Gutey speaking now, info from Schefter.

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Slightly different info, still breaking.

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So effectively & most likely for a 1st (2024) and a 2nd (2023). With some swapping of pics mixed in to make everyone feel like all the extra time spent negotiating was worth it.

Sounds good to me. I like that the conditional 2024 #1/2 is based on playing time, not some team stat like wins, playoff appearance, etc.

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I think was a great outcome.

Packers - unloading the salary with some picks to help rebuild...assuming we don't screw them up

Rodgers - moves to a team with a real chance to win.   

I hope the Jets win the SB next year....unless we beat them.

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I am with you on glad it was about playing time and not team winning. The Jets have a bigtime schedule to face. They have both the Super Bowl teams and the rest of the AFC West and NFC East including their own division which could be the hardest in the league. I am predicting somewhere between 7-10 and 9-8  and no playoffs.

So I like the 2nd this year as that is where we grab the TE and the swap with the 1sts could make sure we get the Ohio State kid and we will get Musgrave or Washington.

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Finally. I’m glad all of the speculation can be over now. 

Time to move on.

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This is what the Packers' picks will look like going into the draft (or will be when the trade is officially finalized).

First round, No. 13 overall (from NYJ)
Second round, No. 42 overall (from NYJ)
Second round, No. 45 overall
Third round, No. 78 overall
Fourth round, No. 116 overall
Fifth round, No. 149 overall
Sixth round, No. 207 overall (from NYJ)
Seventh round, No. 232 overall
Seventh round, No. 235 overall (from LAR)
Seventh round, No. 242 overall (from JAX)
Seventh round, No. 256 overall (compensatory)

Going by the trade value chart here , moving from 15 to 13 is worth +100 points, trading the 5th -23.4, and getting the 6th +8.6. This means an additional +85 in value, which would be equivalent to a 4th-round pick (assuming this draft chart is at all accurate). The Packers got additional value here without the Jets having to give up another pick/shot at a player, which was probably important to them (if not, why not just give the Packers their 4th).

So the effective compensation is something like:

2023 2nd round
2023 4th round
2021 1st round - conservatively I would say pick 24-32, assuming Rodgers is healthy in 2023. But could be even higher as this is the Jets we're talking about.

 

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I'm ok with the draft picks acquired.
Packers needed to move on. They couldn't have Aaron wandering around during camp waiting for something to happen.

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I resigned myself to 2008 Favre compensation as my expectation. I gotta say, Packers did pretty well for a guy who seemingly didn't wanna be here the last couple years.

Packers get 
Jets 2023 1st round (13th overall)
Jets 2nd round (42nd overall)
Jets 2023 6th round (207th overall)
Jets 2024 2nd round (if Rodgers plays 65% snaps in 2023, this becomes 1st round)

Jets get
QB Aaron Rodgers
2023 1st round (15th overall)
2023 5th round (170 overall)


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Here's how the news broke. Funny stuff.

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Rich Hill Chart
Jets get 323 points.
Packers get 481 points.
That's a difference of the 38th overall pick without the 2024 conditional pick.

The conditional pick can range from 1st round 1st overall (1,000) to 2nd round 64th overall (84)
 

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