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NFL Insider Is Anticipating A Big New York Jets Draft Trade

Originally posted on NFL Analysis Network
By Jake Rogers | Last updated 4/18/24

Once again, the New York Jets emerge as significant beneficiaries of the offseason, bolstering their roster with talent and depth while addressing key areas of concern.

Their proactive approach suggests they’re poised for further enhancement, possibly by securing another top-tier prospect.

Among their potential targets, Georgia TE Brock Bowers has garnered attention, with projections placing him as a likely choice at No. 10 in the draft.

However, NFL insider Daniel Jeremiah hinted at a bolder move, suggesting the Jets might trade up to acquire Washington WR Rome Udonze.

Some really interesting stuff from Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) on his conference call w/ the media ahead of the 2024 #NFLDraft.

DJ highlighted Washington WR Rome Odunze as a potential trade-up target for the #Jets via @Eric_Edholm:

"If (Odunze) gets to eight, I could make… pic.twitter.com/m06BFShnrD
— Paul Andrew Esden Jr (@BoyGreen25) April 18, 2024

According to Jeremiah, if Udonze slips to No. 8, the Jets could orchestrate a swap of first-round picks with the Atlanta Falcons, positioning themselves ahead of the Chicago Bears at No. 9 to secure the standout wide receiver.

Such a move would likely demand minimal sacrifice for the Jets, given Udonze’s exceptional talent and potential impact. While other prospects like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Malik Nabers have captured headlines, Udonze’s skill set is not to be overlooked.

Renowned for his physicality and proficiency in gaining yards after the catch, Udonze has been a linchpin in Washington’s passing game, contributing to the success of quarterback Michael Penix Jr. With the prospect of catching passes from a seasoned quarterback, Udonze’s potential for further development and impact is palpable.

There is no question that New York Jets superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers would be happy with this move.

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