Jets Likely to Add Depth Along Offensive Line or at Wide Receiver Before Trade Deadline

Jets expected to bolster offensive line and receiver positions before NFL trade deadline, with Alijah Vera-Tucker's injury creating a need for reinforcements. Broncos' Jerry Jeudy emerges as potential target, but high asking price could be a stumbling block.

Despite recent losses and injuries to key players, the New York Jets look set to add depth to their offensive line and wide receiver positions ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
Specifically, the Jets are looking to reinforce their tackle line up after losing Alijah Vera-Tucker to injury, with options currently limited due to good offensive linemen being hard to find.
Denver Broncos' wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is considered a potential target for the Jets, but his high asking price, starting with a second-round pick plus a player, could become a stumbling block.
The Raiders' receiver Davante Adams and Raiders' slot receiver Hunter Renfrow are not options for the Jets, with the former not being available for trades, and the Jets not requiring a new slot receiver.
In addition to finding reinforcements, the Jets might be looking to trade several players, including running back Dalvin Cook and edge rusher Carl Lawson, to acquire new talent for the team.