Being that this is the final year of his contract, he can’t be franchised, the Jets know they’d lose him next year for nothing (and other teams know this too), and he’ll be asking for the moon, you should expect a 3rd rounder (MAYBE second) with maybe a 5th added. No team in their right mind will give away two first round picks to have him for a year and watch him walk next year because he wants to much.

And no, SF will NOT give #31 and #34. The late second rounder is the best you can expect.

It sucks and I really empathize with you guys, it’s terrible to get so little in return for a great player, but that’s the reality. If you don’t take the 2nd/3rd and 5th this year, next year you’ll get nothing (or a 4th round comp).

I doubt a trade to any team that is not willing to pay him what he thinks he needs.

One year deal? Someone said that on the thread. Why would anyone trade for a guy to sign him to a one year deal? Would not be worth it if it costs a pick or two.

Anyway, I am sure there are secnarios for either team to be able to afford Revis. I’d like to see how a high end contract would break down for these teams and how it would impact their cap over time.

Doing deals and signing big named players usually backfires. See Eagles.

Other cuts the Jets have made makes sense. Trading Revis doesn’t. Regardless, I think they will trade him, as the Jets seem ready to simply re-set the entire team. They seem prepared to embrace 0-16, 2-14, 6-10 for the next 3 years.

Two years ago, all these comments were the exact same for Asuhmuga of the Raiders. How’ed that turn out?

Revis is a load mouth, over bearing idiot who thinks he should get a raise just because another cornerback gets a new contract.

Last I saw Revis, he was talking smack to Randy Moss, Moss beats him for a 40 yard TD, and Revis is so embarrassed, he starts to grab his leg.

Good luck on Revis..you guys can have him.

From what I’ve read the Falcons are only 16 million under cap. They’ll be looking to sign discounted free agents and building through the draft.

Forgot to mention… Ryan’s in a contract year that’ll definitely be expensive.

The 49ers were in nearly the same boat with Alex Smith, but he had an extra year on his contract and wasn’t coming off a torn ACL . . . . and he can be franchised tagged if he works out for KC. In that light I believe Revis could be had for as little as a 3rd rounder plus a late round sweetener.

If it’s much more than that from the 49ers I hope they say no thanks . . . because if it doesn’t work out long-term at least they could recoup a 3rd round compensatory pick in 2015.

With Smith turning 34 and coming off an injury, and Francois and Sopoaga UFAs, some new talent in the front 3 seems mandatory. Giving up a high pick or two for a CB coming off an injury…..and then, only having that guy for one year before he will require a huge new contract….is a very high risk, short-term move.

Reports say but again you probably never heard of these.

But the reports say if the Jets end up trading Tim Tebow to the Cardinals on March 12th when the free agent market starts up. Then the Jets could look at Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel and work out a trade that could send Matt Cassel to New York and Darrelle Revis to Kansas City. Also there could be draft picks involved in the trade as well.

Lets hope it all works out for the Kansas City Chiefs and not the San Fran Whiners or The Atlanta lets not use Tony Gonzalez Falcons.