General manager Darren Mougey has executed 14 trades in 14 months, but the New York Jets (2-5) appear unlikely to make major moves at the Nov. 10 deadline. Star wide receiver Garrett Wilson generated buzz after trade frustration, yet told reporters he won't request a deal despite limited targets. Running back Breece Hall seems untouchable after the Jets signed him to a three-year, $43.5 million extension, believing they have the NFL's best 1-2 punch.
More realistic candidates include edge rusher Will Mc Donald IV, due $13.8 million guaranteed in 2027, who could fetch a fourth- or fifth-round pick. Former first-rounder Nahshon Wright, frustrated after zero defensive snaps, is on a one-year, $3.5 million deal. Cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., a healthy scratch for missed meetings, and veteran safety Andre Cisco, who lost his starting job, could draw interest from contenders.
Linebacker Jamien Sherwood, with a costly contract, has seen improved play recently. Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips rounds out the list as a good locker room presence.
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