Jets' Draft Picks Target Receiver Gap

On April 2nd, the New York Jets went all in on a rebuild last season after a rough year,

trading away stars like Sauce Gardener and Quentin Williams at.

The deadline for massive draft halls.

Now they sit with two first round picks and two second rounders this year, plus three

firsts next season.

That capital, lines up perfect for filling roster gaps everywhere.

Their defense got a boost from those moves, but the wide receiver spot stays wide open

beyond Garrett Wilson, who's locked in with a huge extension, and already a top playmaker.

Guys like Adonai Mitchell and Aryan Smith show promise, but they're raw any time to step

up as real threats.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn isn't sweating it though, hyping up Mitchell, Smith, and

the whole group as ready to roll into the season without major.

Ads Still, with pick number 16 on deck, the Jets keep getting linked to intriguing receivers

like Jordan Tyson and Mackay Lemon, who could pair nice.

With Wilson right away, Glenn's chill vibe means they might pivot to other needs first,

but expect the draft to plug that receiver hole sooner or later as the rebuild takes.