Jets Reportedly Seek Trade for Ravens Pro Bowl Tight End Mark Andrews

The New York Jets are actively exploring ways to bolster their offense, with particular interest in adding star tight end Mark Andrews from the Baltimore Ravens. Andrews, a three-time Pro Bowler and one of the league's top tight ends, is reportedly available due to Baltimore's salary cap constraints related to Lamar Jackson's contract and could provide mentorship to the Jets' recent second-round draft pick, Mason Taylor. NFL analyst Brooke Cersosimo has highlighted this potential trade as a 'dream trade' that could significantly enhance the Jets' offensive weapons alongside quarterback Justin Fields, running backs Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, and receivers Garrett Wilson and Allen Lazard. Meanwhile, the Jets are also considering a potential trade for wide receiver Terry McLaurin of the Washington Commanders, who had a breakout touchdown season in 2024 but is currently dissatisfied with his contract situation. However, acquiring McLaurin might be less feasible due to the Jets' salary cap limitations and ongoing commitments to other key players. Overall, these moves underscore the Jets' commitment to strengthening their offense as they rebuild and aim for greater competitiveness in the upcoming season.