Jets Eyeing Patriots' Boutte in Trade

On April 21st, the New York Jets are eyeing wide receivers big time, as the 2026 NFL

Draft kicks off Thursday, but the top prospects got.

Some question marks, so GM Darren Moogie might not burn high picks there.

Instead, word is they're open to trading for vets, and Keishan Bhutte from the rival

Patriots is suddenly on the table for the right price.

Patriots just locked up Bromio Dow's to a $68 million deal, and expect a snag, AJ.

Brown soon, squeezing Bhutte out as he's on his final rookie year.

The LSU product bounced back strong, topping 500 receiving yards the last two seasons

despite fewer targets, averaging 16.7.

Yards per catch.

Fans and analysts see Bhut as a perfect Jets fit.

He's turning 24 next month, resilient through three head coaches already, and balled out.

With six touchdowns, plus playoff production.

His big play vibe would stretch the field and push guys like Adonai Mitchell while meshing

with Gare Wilson.

Trey Coste looks low since he's no star yet, and free agency looms next year.

Think of fifth and sixth rounder, like would Philly pay for similar, receiver recently.

Jets got plenty of picks this year, and next to make it happen without breaking the bank.

Adding Bhutte's gang green skip reaching in the draft early, freeing up capital for

other needs, and building a solid trio up top that keeps.

This is honest, all season long.