Huddle Up: It has been looking like Rodgers will be traded to the Jets, but the two sides have not been able to reach an agreement. He is still likely to be traded before the start of the 2023 season and can be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in fantasy leagues. Jordan Love will be the Packers starter if the trade occurs but will only be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: While it was thought the hold-up in a potential deal with the Jets was Rodgers, there have been rumblings in the past few days that it's actually the Packers' asking price that is holding things up; Rodgers has now confirmed that. Assuming something eventually gets done, Rodgers will be joining a better offense than the one he's leaving, assuming Breece Hall, Garrett Wilson and the rest of the team's best weapons are healthy. New York is also reportedly adding Allen Lazard, and Rodgers has reportedly told the Jets he wants them to target Odell Beckham Jr. Even without OBJ, Rodgers has a chance to return to QB1 status in New York, but for now we'll call him a high-end QB2, which is partly based on what we saw last season.

Huddle Up: The Jets have been linked to Lazard, Cobb and Lewis recently, so it seems like they are looking to help Rodgers make his decision easier. Rodgers can be a low-end No. 1 fantasy quarterback if he accepts a trade to the Jets.

Huddle Up: Per Wingo, Rodgers to the Jets is "done." The compensation will likely be a Day 2 pick and some kind of cap relief for New York since the Jets have about $8.5 million in cap space and Rodgers' current cap hit would be about $31.6 million. Assuming Rodgers agrees to play, he'll have one of the best supporting casts at his disposal in several years with Garrett Wilson, Elijah Moore and Breece Hall. If this trade happens, there is a distinct chance he might return to the fantasy QB1 ranks in 2023.

Huddle Up: Rodgers will be a low-end QB1 anywhere he goes, but going to the Jets might give him more receiver upside.

Huddle Up: Graziano notes it is unclear whether the meeting will result in a trade. Part of the uncertainty stems from the fact Rodgers has yet to decide what he will do in 2023. Another complication is the amount of dead money the Packers would absorb if he is traded (approximately $40.3 million). The Jets are plenty motivated to get a deal done if Rodgers still wants to play football, so things could move quickly if the four-time MVP likes what he hears from the Jets. Stay tuned.