What the Jets Need Out of Their Receivers

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JoeCaporoso JoeCaporoso posted 6/17/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
Whether it is Kellen Clemens or Chad Pennington throwing the ball, what kind of production do the Jets need from their starting receivers? And who will be the #3 receiver? Who fills Chris Baker's shoes if he is traded? [link]

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