Would the New York Jets ever take on Tua Tagovailoa’s massive contract if it meant landing a valuable first-round pick from the Miami Dolphins? Evan Roberts proposes a bold, controversial strategy: use the Jets’ cap space as a weapon, absorb Tua’s deal, and stockpile draft capital for the future.

Evan compares the idea to NBA rebuild tactics and past NFL salary-dump trades, arguing the move isn’t about Tua at all. It’s about turning cap space into elite draft assets. Tiki Barber pushes back, questioning whether taking on a struggling, injury-prone quarterback would sabotage Aaron Glenn’s chances to win now.