2023 second-round pick (42nd): TE Luke Musgrave. The tight end missed six games due to a lacerated kidney, but when he was on the field in 2023, he was a pretty solid weapon for the Packers. In his 11 games of action, he caught 34 passes for 352 yards and a touchdown. Those numbers translate to 52.5 catches for 544 yards over a 17-game season.

Entering the draft, there was plenty of buzz around New York taking Georgia tight end Brock Bowers. The 21-year-old ended up being drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders with the No. 13 pick, meaning the Jets had an opportunity to draft him if they wanted to.

Unfortunately for the Jets, Rodgers only played a handful of moments in 2023 before suffering a season-ending injury. Outside of that 20-minute stretch, everything associated with him has been a bit tough to take, but the future is still sort of bright. Maybe.

Corley (5-10, 207), 22, was twice named first-team All-Conference USA and led the conference in receiving yards in 2022 (1,293) and receiving touchdowns in 2023 (11). Over the past two seasons, he trails only Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers and Rome Odunze – all top-nine selections in the draft – with 2,279 receiving yards.

Pro Bowl pass rusher Jermaine Johnson II reportedly had a role in the New York Jets drafting their possible long-term Aaron Rodgers replacement.

Last year’s NFL season didn’t unfold as the New York Jets had hoped after acquiring Aaron Rodgers in a high-profile trade with the Green Bay Packers. Pegged as immediate Super Bowl frontrunners, the Jets’ dreams were abruptly dashed when Rodgers suffered a devastating Achilles tear in the first offensive series of the regular season.