FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Quinnen Williams called it. Nine months ago, his seven-word post on X foreshadowed the outcome of the New York Jets’ season. “Another rebuild year for me I guess.” It was his immediate reaction to the news that quarterback Aaron Rodgers had been fired by new coach Aaron Glenn, who needed only about 10 minutes on the job before making the move. Team officials downplayed the notion of a rebuild, but the reality came crashing through Tuesday with the blockbuster trades of Williams and Sauce Gardner, popular cornerstone players under contract through 2027 and 2030, respectively. They were supposed to be part of the future, but now they join an ever-growing list of former...
