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Changes are afoot for the New York Jets after firing general manager Joe Douglas and head coach Robert Saleh in the middle of the regular season in 2024. The Jets have already found replacements, hiring GM Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn. Yet, what about the roster?
Does Justin Fields have enough ammo to lead a high-powered scoring attack? Or even just one that bests the 19.9 points per game they averaged last season? One NFL analyst remains skeptical.
Specifically, ESPN’s Matt Bowen believes the Jets are the best remaining team fit for former five-time Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper.
Being that Garrett Wilson is the unquestioned alpha receiver in New York, Cooper would slide in opposite of Wilson while competing with the likes of Allen Lazard, Josh Reynolds, Malachi Corley and several others.
However, there’s always a chance that he can stand out from the competition in New York and be a high-level WR2 if both sides are willing to work with each other. Yet, for now, Cooper remains unsigned, but he may not have to wait much longer.
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