The Chargers front office has to be willing to play ball and outbid another team, but getting back their former first-round pick would make a lot of sense. Justin Herbert just threw for nearly 400 yards during a loss in which his offense had to settle for five field goals while Will Dissly was his top target.

If the New York Jets are serious about trading Mike Williams, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been viewed as one of the favorites to acquire his services. But the Steelers are poised to have some serious competition in the Williams sweepstakes.

Following Monday’s 23-20 loss to the Bills, Aaron Rodgers also called out Williams during his post-game press conference for running the wrong route on his pass that cornerback Taron Johnson intercepted late in the fourth quarter, effectively ending any chance of a Jets comeback.

Quarterback Justin Herbert no longer has targets like Allen and Williams, two players GM Joe Hortiz jettisoned in order to get under the salary cap in March.

A mistake on Monday night and the arrival of Davante Adams likely spell the end of the receiver's brief Jets tenure.

The New York Jets are making some moves, as the team is placing wide receiver Mike Williams on the trade block following the Davante Adams deal.

As Week 7 gets underway across the NFL, the Los Angeles Chargers have again come up in trade rumors involving New York Jets wide receiver Mike Williams. Williams, a possible Chargers trade candidate well before his drama with Aaron Rodgers and the Davante Adams trade, is now one of the hottest names on the rumor mill.

After missing out on Davante Adams, the Pittsburgh Steelers are keeping an eye on Mike Williams of the New York Jets as they look to add another wide

Williams is only on a one-year deal and would most likely be a rental and not a candidate to be re-signed long-term. However, if these suitors for Williams fall through, the Jets could simply release him. If that happens, the Rams should swoop in and give him a shot.

The playoffs-or-bust Jets might be the least likely two-win team to be trade-deadline sellers in the history of the NFL. And yet Mike Williams almost certainly will be dealt any day now after he caught one pass for 15 yards and saw his workload approximately cut in half (19 offensive snaps) against the Steelers.

Mike Williams played one-third of the New York Jets' offensive snaps during the Sunday Night Football road loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The questions remains, however, if those were his final reps in Green & White.