As the New York Jets continue to try to unload trade (we love these new blog tools that our previous 18th Century production system didn’t allow) defensive tackle Dewayne Robertson, word is getting around that one of the big concerns with Robertson is the condition of his knees.

Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that two teams think that Robertson would be undraftable in 2008 due to his knees.  So who, then, would give up a draft pick or two for him?

There’s also a concern that Robertson might have only one year left, due to his knee problems.

Still, Schefter points out that Robertson has started every game for the past two years, and has played in every game in four of his five seasons in the league. 

Thus, the Jets will continue to try to shop him.  But a deal needs to be done fairly soon.  On June 3, Robertson is due to receive a $3 million roster bonus.  So if the Jets can’t trade him, they’ll most likely cut him.

The Denver Broncos remain in the hunt for Robertson.  Given the team’s screwy moves regarding defensive linemen over the years, it really isn’t a surprise.