The New York Jets are reportedly aiming to enhance their passing game by providing Aaron Rodgers with another receiving weapon in the upcoming offseason.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini notes that the Jets are actively seeking a significant addition at the receiver position, exploring options such as trades, free agency, or the draft. This approach could potentially impact Allen Lazard’s standing on the depth chart, but it might turn out to be beneficial for him, considering the potential challenges of a WR2 role.
While the Jets already have a top-tier option in Garrett Wilson, other receivers like Lazard and Randall Cobb faced challenges last season. Lazard recorded 23 catches for 311 yards and a touchdown, while Cobb struggled with five receptions for 39 yards and a score. The Jets are looking for upgrades at the position to strengthen their receiving corps.
In the context of Rodgers, who is recovering from Achilles surgery, he recently played his first round of golf since the surgery and achieved a remarkable hole-in-one. Rodgers posted a picture of his achievement, signaling his readiness for the upcoming offseason.
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