The New York Jets believe they have their quarterback of the future in Justin Fields. Now it's about surrounding him with the best group of wide receivers heading into the season.

First-year head coach Aaron Glenn will have some tough decisions to make, but one of the easier ones should be moving on from wide receiver Malachi Corley.

Corley struggled last season as a rookie with now-Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers . He appeared in just nine games for the Jets last season and recorded three catches for just 16 yards with no touchdowns.

Yes, you read that correctly: three catches all season.

The average receiver is pulling in three to four passes per game . While he only had six targets, it's still an awful season.

New York filled its wide receiver room with veterans such as Josh

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