Three Trade Proposals For Jets to Acquire San Francisco 49ers WR Deebo Samuel
It's the moment general manager Joe Douglas and the Jets have been waiting for.
After several failed attempts to acquire a top wide receiver earlier this offseason, New York has another opportunity to trade for a top-tier wideout once again.
49ers receiver Deebo Samuel has reportedly requested a trade, per ESPN's Jeff Darlington.
While there are no guarantees that San Francisco will part ways with their All-Pro wideout this offseason, the mere possibility of Samuel hitting the open market is big news for the Jets.
Just think of what Douglas said a few weeks ago after Gang Green missed out on Tyreek Hill.
"If the opportunity is right and the price is right, we're going to strike," Douglas said.
Samuel is entering the final year of his four-year, $7.2 million deal with San Francisco. He's blossomed into one of the very best (and most versatile) receivers in the league since he was drafted in the second round out of South Carolina in 2019.
Last season was the best year of Samuel's career. He racked up 1,405 receiving yards with 77 catches to go along with 365 rushing yards on 59 carries, totaling 14 touchdowns. Each of those numbers were career highs.
That in mind, here are three hypothetical trade packages the Jets could offer to San Francisco leading up to the 2022 NFL draft (in the spirit of speculation, of course).
Three Trade Proposals For the New York Jets to Acquire San Francisco 49ers WR Deebo Samuel
Trade No. 1: Reprise to Tyreek Hill Offer
Trade No. 2: 10th Overall Pick Gets Job Done
Trade No. 3: 49ers Raise Asking Price
For more on Samuel and whether the Jets will pursue him via trade, check out this story from former Jets scout Daniel Kelly, breaking down why Gang Green must go after the receiver this offseason.
Ex-Jets Scout: New York Must Trade For Deebo Samuel
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