Overview
- Despite showing interest in wide receivers Davante Adams from the Las Vegas Raiders and Mike Evans from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the New York Jets were unable to secure a deal before the NFL trade deadline.
- The Jets' General Manager Joe Douglas also explored options for strengthening the offensive line but was unsuccessful in finalizing any deals.
- Following the retirement of Corey Davis and the trade of Mecole Hardman, the Jets' receiver position appears thin.
- In an attempt to improve the offensive line, the Jets have added veteran Rodger Saffold to the practice squad with the plan of moving him to the active roster eventually.
- Surprisingly, running back Dalvin Cook and defensive end Carl Lawson, who had both expressed desires for expanded roles, remained undealt at the trade deadline.