The New York Jets (1-7) welcome the Cleveland Browns (2-6) to MetLife Stadium for a Week 10 matchup between two rebuilding AFC teams. The Jets leaned in to their rebuilding efforts earlier this week by trading away defensive stars Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams in deals landing New York multiple draft picks and reciever Adonai Mitchell. These moves come not long after the team dealt starting nickel corner Michael Carter II.

The Jets did hold on to running back Breece Hall, and other potential building blocks, but the team has clearly pivoted toward the future. There’s still questions surrounding who will start Sunday’s game under center against the Browns, showing that the deals to gather draft assets signal New York’s need for a quarterback of the future.

The Browns, meanwhile, co

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