Jets Trade for Broncos' Franklin

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The New York Jets entered the off-season desperate for a wide receiver, but skipped that infre

agency.

Instead, they loaded up on defense by signing players like Demario Davis and Joseph Ossai,

plus Dane Belton and Nosherner Wright.

They also made bold trades, grabbing Tevondre's sweat from the Titans, Minka Fitzpatrick from

the Dolphins, and Geno Smith from the Raiders.

Earlier this week, the Denver Broncos traded draft picks to the Dolphins for star-wide out

Jalen Waddle.

That move might open the door for them to deal some debt receivers, including Troy Franklin

or Marvin Mims.

Fans and analysts see Franklin as a great fit for the Jets, who still lack punch at the

position.

The 24-year-old had a solid year with 65 catches for 709 yards and 6 touchdowns.

For the Broncos, it makes sense, too.

With Waddle joining Cortland Sutton in their run-focused attack, Franklin's role shrinks.

Swapping him now nets them a fifth-round pick they can use right away.

A straight-up trade of that fifth-rounder could seal the deal, helping the Jets now, while

they either draft at pick number 16.

Their stockpile of future picks means they can afford it without much pain.

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