New York Jets GM Joe Douglas open to Sam Darnold offers, downplays idea of trading for a star player - ESPN

-- The New York Jets, who once considered quarterback Sam Darnold an untouchable asset, are open to listening to trade offers.

The Jets are facing a major quarterback decision: stay with Darnold, draft a replacement with the No.

Douglas said he's in no rush to make a quarterback decision, but there's a pressing deadline with regard to safety Marcus Maye, a pending free agent whose agent lashed out at the Jets on Tuesday night on social media.

At the 2019 trade deadline, Douglas said he'd listen to offers on every player except a franchise quarterback -- and he put Darnold in that category.

Another option is sticking with Darnold and trading the second pick for a haul of draft picks.

With two first-round picks in the upcoming draft, and two more in 2022, the Jets have the ammunition to pull off a trade of that caliber.

By rule, Douglas is prohibited from commenting directly on Watson, but he didn't seem enthused about the prospect of trading significant draft capital for one player.

The Jets have a history of trading away top draft picks.