One trade could completely open up the rest of the New York Jets offense.
Getty New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder making a move in the middle of an NFL game. Normally when we approach the NFL trade deadline every year there are clearly defined buyers and sellers. In this particular case in 2021, the New York Jets are in a unique position to sell. Their record at 1-4 isn’t great and the chances of a dramatic turnaround are slim. Although selling isn’t always a sign of waving the white flag, as a matter of fact, less can oftentimes prove to be more. ALL the latest Jets news straight to your inbox! Join the Heavy on Jets newsletter here! Join Heavy on Jets! Jets fans have had a love vs hate relationship with wide receiver Jamison Crowder this offseason. At some points, they were fine trading him to a needy contender for a future asset. Then when he returned to the gridiron, Crowder reminded everyone why he was so highly thought of. General manager Joe Douglas is dancing with a dangerous game. His job is to always keep an eye out for the future while also trying to toe the line of competition in the present. Although in this particular case he can accomplish both tasks with one trade ahead of the November 2 deadline. In just two games the former Duke product has caught 11 passes for 85 yards and a touchdown.
