The last time the NY Jets were playing meaningful late-season football during the middle of the Robert Saleh era, second-round wide receiver Elijah Moore decided to upset the apple cart by demanding a trade that was eventually granted after just two seasons with the team.
While players shouldn't necessarily be vilified for wanting to leave the lowly Jets, Moore's decision rubbed this fanbase the wrong way. After joining an equally dysfunctional Cleveland Browns team, Moore didn't see the uptick in production he assumed would come after leaving Gang Green.
Moore thought he finally had it made with the Buffalo Bills, as he could ride Josh Allen's coattails to a championship.