Packers Cut Linebacker, Signaling Position Group Rebuild

0:00On April 21st, the New York Jets hold two picks in the first half of the first round, including number 16, sparking talk about trading up for A, star-wide receiver. Rumors have swirled around Ohio State standout, carnaultate, seen as the top receiver in this draft class, and a perfect match next to Jets star. Garrett Wilson, another former buckeye, fans are hungry for a solid number two option for Wilson after years of misses, so the hype makes sense. But ESPN insider rich committee hit the breaks this week, saying he'd be shocked if they traded for Tate, though they could grab him at 16 if he somehow slipped that far. Truth is, Tate lips headed for the top five to eight picks, making any deal too pricey, and this loader receiver class means the Jets can still land, talent without chasing him. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.