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The New York Jets are releasing veteran wide receiver Allen Lazard, who followed Aaron Rodgers from the Packers. Lazard, who has struggled with injuries and drops this season, played a limited role and will be replaced by other receivers for the rest of the season.
New York Jets coach Robert Saleh explained that receiver Allen Lazard was a healthy scratch for their recent game against the Dolphins because he hasn't been playing up to his standard. Saleh wanted to give some young players an opportunity and challenge Lazard to recapture his edge. Despite Lazard's struggles, Saleh believes he is a good football player and expects him to return to the lineup soon. The article also mentions that the Jets' offense was built around Aaron Rodgers, who played only four snaps in the game, and speculates that the team will likely part ways with Lazard after the 2024 season.
New York Jets wide receiver Allen Lazard was a healthy scratch in their loss to the Dolphins, raising concerns about his role on the team. Running back Michael Carter has been benched and replaced by Breece Hall in passing downs. Patriots cornerback J.C. Jackson missed bed checks and was punished by being kept home during the team's trip to Germany. The addition of running back JaMycal Hasty puts veteran Ty Montgomery's job in jeopardy.
New York Jets wide receiver Allen Lazard, who has been struggling this season after signing a lucrative free agent contract, was confirmed as inactive for Friday's game against the Miami Dolphins. Lazard, who started the first 10 games, has only 20 receptions for 290 yards and a touchdown. The Jets have made changes to their lineup, including benching quarterback Zach Wilson and dealing with injuries to left tackle Mekhi Becton.
Fantasy football players should consider dropping Cam Akers, RB for the Rams, as he has been playing behind Kyren Williams and was a healthy scratch in Week 2. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR for the Patriots, has had a limited role in the offense and can be let go. Darnell Mooney, WR for the Bears, didn't receive any targets in Week 2, indicating a lack of fantasy value. D'Onta Foreman, RB for the Bears, is unlikely to have much value unless there are injuries to other running backs. Allen Lazard, WR for the Jets, has limited fantasy value with Zach Wilson as the quarterback.
Despite not officially being a member of the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers has been working out with his potential future teammate, Jets wide receiver Allen Lazard. Lazard spent the past five years catching passes from Rodgers with the Green Bay Packers and credits him for helping him get to where he is today. Lazard is excited about the energy Rodgers will bring to the Jets organization once the trade goes through.
Aaron Rodgers and Allen Lazard, his former teammate with the Packers and potential teammate with the Jets, are working out in California together, according to posts on Lazard’s Instagram account. While the Jets and Packers are still haggling over the trade compensation for Rodgers, the photos are an illustration that the Jets don’t need him to be in the offseason program for the quarterback to work with their players. The Jets signed another ex-Packer in quarterback Tim Boyle this week, but his role is yet to be determined.
Allen Lazard, former Packers receiver and current Jets player, is confident that Aaron Rodgers will be traded to the Jets and believes Rodgers' "aura" will ignite a fire under the team. Lazard cites his strong relationship with Rodgers and his comfort with new Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett as key factors in signing with the team. Rodgers has not publicly commented on the trade rumors, but reports suggest that a trade is likely to happen.
Allen Lazard, former Green Bay Packers wide receiver, believes that a trade between the New York Jets and quarterback Aaron Rodgers will eventually happen, and he has no concerns about it. Lazard joined the Jets this offseason and said that Rodgers is a big reason why he landed in New York. He also praised Rodgers' passing ability and energy, saying that he can "light a lot of fire underneath" everyone. Nathaniel Hackett, Lazard's former offensive coordinator in Green Bay, joining the Jets also influenced Lazard's decision.
New York Jets receiver Allen Lazard, a former teammate of Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay, has "no worry" about the quarterback's eventual arrival in New Jersey, saying Rodgers was "a big reason" for his decision to sign with the Jets. It's still unclear when Rodgers will officially arrive, but the draft in 32 days continues to be the first logical deadline for doing a deal.
Allen Lazard, the new Jets wideout, is not worried about the Aaron Rodgers trade to the Jets falling through. Lazard signed a four-year deal with the Jets worth $44 million this offseason. He said that everyone would like the deal to get done, but there’s no major reason for urgency just quite yet. ESPN’s Adam Schefter said earlier this week that the Jets and Packers are in a “standoff.”
Mecole Hardman, who recently signed with the New York Jets, said that playing alongside Allen Lazard and Garrett Wilson was attractive to him, in addition to the possibility of playing with Aaron Rodgers in 2023. Hardman also expressed his hope to be fully healthy for OTAs after undergoing core muscle surgery a month ago.
Jets' new wide receiver Allen Lazard praised offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, who he played under for three years in Green Bay, as "the best teacher I've ever had in my life." Hackett's past experience as offensive coordinator of the Packers is helping the Jets attract offensive talent, including Aaron Rodgers, who said Hackett is one of the reasons he wants to play for the Jets.
Wide receiver Allen Lazard is excited to join the New York Jets and reunite with former teammate Aaron Rodgers, who is expected to be traded to the Jets. Lazard signed a four-year, $44 million contract with the Jets and spoke highly of his new offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. Lazard believes that with Rodgers as quarterback, the Jets have a chance to win the Super Bowl.
The Denver Broncos made an aggressive push to sign former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Allen Lazard, who ended up signing with the New York Jets. The Broncos valued his toughness and route running ability, but also his run-blocking skills. This move suggests that the Broncos are not satisfied with their current wide receivers and may be looking to make some trades. The odds of a potential Courtland Sutton trade continue to increase.