The biggest question about the Jets entering training camp remains the biggest question about the team as training camp winds down.
Exactly who is going to take the pressure off Garrett Wilson as complementary receivers for the Jets?
It appears Josh Reynolds will be the No. 2 receiver, and rookie Arian Smith has had some positive moments in camp, but no one has emerged as someone the Jets can count on to take attention away from Wilson.
“They really look like they’re a wide receiver short, like a legit wide receiver short on that offense,” NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger said after watching Wednesday’s joint practice between the Jets and the Giants.
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