The New York Jets are poised for significant changes this offseason, particularly on offense, as they part ways with Aaron Rodgers. Reports suggest that the team is also likely to move on from key receivers Davante Adams and Allen Lazard, leaving a gap in the receiving corps. Without these stars, the Jets would rely heavily on Garrett Wilson, Xavier Gipson, and Malachi Corley, making wide receiver a top priority in both free agency and the draft.

One intriguing option for the Jets could be Tim Patrick, currently with the Detroit Lions. Having played under Jets' staff members Aaron Glenn and Tanner Engstrand, Patrick, who had a solid season with 394 receiving yards and three touchdowns, may be an affordable addition. With a projected contract around $1.69 million, he could help bolster a thin receiver group should Adams and Lazard exit the roster.