Imagine playing four years for the lowly New York Jets — a stretch in which the team went 20-47 — and then trading in Jets green for Eagles green and now going to the Super Bowl. That’s the case for a pair of former Jets who are now key players in Philadelphia: offensive guard Mekhi Becton and outside linebacker Bryce Huff.

In 2021, then-New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley suffered an ankle sprain that forced him to miss the next few games, including a “Monday Night Football” contest against the Kansas City Chiefs.

With a win in Super Bowl 59, Andy Reid can become just the third NFL head coach with four Super Bowl championships. He’d join Chuck Noll and Don Shula as the lone sideline bosses in that category. A quartet of rings isn’t the only thing Big Red is pursuing.