Jets Eyeing WR Upgrades, Thomas & Wicks in Sight

On April 1st, the New York Jets are hurting for wide receiver depth behind their star,

Gerard Wilson.

Right now, third-year guy, Adonai Mitchell, is lined up as the number two, but he's

unproven and slot-option Isaiah Williams hasn't locked down that WR, three-spot either.

Their general manager loves making moves, so eyes are on potential trades for Jacksonville's

Brian Thomas Jr., or Green Bay's Don Tavion Wix.

Thomas, just 23 with a 1,200 yard rookie season, stands out as the prize, though his

production dipped last year.

Rumors keep swirling about him being available, but insiders say the Jaguar has shut that

down hard, denying any interest in dealing him.

Thomas himself brushed off the noise, saying it doesn't face him, and he focuses on what

he controls for Jacksonville.

For the Jets, landing him would cost a pretty penny, but it could be huge for the young

quarterback set up this year or next.

Over in Green Bay, Wix could be a solid number two upgrade over Mitchell, but the packers

passing on trading him got easier after Romeo Dow signed.

With New England, they still have a packed room, with Jaden Reed, Christian Watson starting,

plus rookies like Matthew Golden stepping up.

Bottom line, Jets fans might not see these deals happen soon, but keep watching his training

camp heats up these depth charge shakes could drop any day, and change the whole offense.

That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.