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Jets’ Potential Landing Spot’ For Ex-Cowboys $100 Million Receiver

The New York Jets addressed their need at quarterback early on this offseason, adding former Chicago Bear and Pittsburgh Steeler Justin Fields, who inked a two-year, $40 million contract with the Jets. One position that could use some needed attention is wide receiver. The Jets have signed Tyler Johnson and Josh Reynolds, but there is certainly room for improvement in the WR2 spot behind Garrett Wilson.

While there has been some noise about the Jets potentially selecting a wide receiver in the first or second round of the upcoming NFL Draft, the team has a number of other holes it could fill. If the draft doesn’t yield a wide receiver gold, the Jets could look to free agency for an additional boost. Bleacher Report’s Kurt Benkert named New York as a “potential” landing spot for Amari Cooper. “I see the Jets as a potential landing spot for Amari Cooper,” Benkert said.

“I put the New York Jets on this list because Davante Adams is gone, Allen Lazard is their No. 2 receiver, and their No. 1 wide receiver, Garrett Wilson, did not thrive when he was the only true vertical receiver in their offense.” Cooper wouldn’t be a stranger to the AFC East, spending the second half of last season with the Buffalo Bills, who made an AFC Championship appearance. Cooper started the season with the Cleveland Browns, and it was the least productive season of his career.