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One of the Jets\u2019 options at tight end came off the board on Friday.<\/p>\n
Tyler Conklin, who spent the past three years with the Jets, signed a one-year contract with the Chargers, the team announced.<\/p>\n
Conklin was the top tight end on the Jets after coming to the team as a free agent in 2022. <\/p>\n
He had 170 receptions and seven touchdowns in three years. <\/p>\n
Last season, Conklin had 51 catches for 449 yards and four touchdowns.<\/p>\n
The departure of Conklin accentuates the hole the Jets currently have at tight end. <\/p>\n
There was a thought that they would bring Conklin back because of how thin they remain at the position. <\/p>\n
At the moment, the team has Jeremy Ruckert, Stone Smartt, Zack Kuntz and Neal Johnson at tight end. <\/p>\n
They have a combined 66 career catches and one touchdown. <\/p>\n
That has led to speculation the Jets could use the No. 7 overall pick on Penn State\u2019s Tyler Warren, the top-rated tight end in the Draft.<\/p>\n
Selecting Warren at No. 7 would make him the highest-drafted tight end since 2021, when the Atlanta Falcons took Kyle Pitts at No. 4 overall. <\/p>\n
The Jets signed Conklin to a three-year, $20.3 million contract in 2022 as a free agent from the Vikings.<\/p>\n
He goes down as one of the better free agent signings of former GM Joe Douglas.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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