Huddle Up: Lazard's signing could be a precursor to the inevitable Aaron Rodgers news. If Rodgers joins the Jets, Lazard could have some WR3 value as he works alongside phenom Garrett Wilson. However, if Rodgers doesn't ultimately go to New York, Lazard should be viewed more in the WR4/5 range.

Huddle Up: The fantasy WR3 had 60 catches for 688 yards and six TDs last year, and he could build on that in New York.

Huddle Up: With Rodgers looking likely to be on his way out in Green Bay, Lazard becomes a player to watch for whatever team acquires the future Hall of Famer if he decides not to retire, as we know how much Rodgers prefers veteran receivers who he's familiar with. The New York Jets, who appear to be front-runners to land Rodgers, could use a veteran at the position even if he doesn't go to the Big Apple. After a disappointing season as the No. 1 receiver in Green Bay, Lazard will enter 2023 as mid-range WR2. However, he could receive a bump to the higher end of that spectrum depending on where he signs. Reuniting with Rodgers would put him on the higher end of that scale.

Huddle Up: Douglas' words are nice, but there's no way the win-now Jets can depend on Wilson as the starter in 2023 and instead are likely to go after a veteran quarterback to replace him. Wilson should still be rostered in dynasty formats despite a bad second season, as there's potential for him to land in a favorable situation if the Jets move on, but his career is no doubt hanging by a thread.

Huddle Up: Tyler Conklin emerged as the Jets' top tight end last year, and the team still has C.J. Uzomah under contract. Even if Ruckert does earn a larger role in 2023, it is unlikely he will become a useful fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Hall probably will not do much during offseason workouts because of the injury but may return to practice at some point during training camp. He should be the starting running back for the Jets when healthy and can be a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Davis has not been a big factor in the passing game since joining the Jets and has been held to under 600 yards in each of the last two seasons. He should be on a roster next season but probably will not be a strong fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Wilson was benched during the 2022 season and likely will have to compete with at least other one quarterback during training camp. Wilson has not posted great numbers since joining the NFL and would be a No. 2 fantasy QB if he wins the job.

Huddle Up: A training camp return is certainly a possibility given that the injury happened in late October and not in December, but fantasy managers should remain skeptical until they see Hall doing Hall-like things during the preseason - assuming he gets any work during the exhibition season. With that said, a slow start to the 2023 season is quite possible. When Hall is ready (and most importantly, healthy), he should be considered a top-10 option at his position.

Huddle Up: In what is likely his last NFL start, Flacco offers zero fantasy value.

Huddle Up: With the Jets still in playoff contention, Wilson will be declared inactive for Week 17's game against the Seattle Seahawks in favor of Mike White, who can be viewed as a starting option in two-quarterback fantasy leagues. At this point, Wilson is not worth rostering outside of deeper dynasty formats.

Huddle Up: This move wouldn't be shocking at all, as Wilson looks cooked in New York after showing nothing over two seasons and losing the team in 2022. Wilson will be inactive in Week 17, and barring injury, that'll probably be the case in Week 18, also, which means he might've played his last snaps with Gang Green. The Jets will likely try to trade him first, but no matter how they part ways with the former No. 2 overall pick, he'll likely latch on with another team that hopes it can turn him around. Unfortunately, there has been nothing to suggest that's even remotely possible for the BYU product. Wilson is certainly a drop candidate in dynasty formats in 2023 for fantasy owners who haven't done so already. Mike White will take the reins from here and is a QB2 moving forward, while Joe Flacco will serve as the backup.

Huddle Up: This shouldn't come as a surprise considering how poorly Wilson has played. He hasn't been very fantasy relevant this season, and there's a chance his time with the Jets is coming to an end.

Huddle Up: It seems like Knight will be able to handle his normal workload and should see most of the work at running back. He can be at least a flex option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Davis should return to the lineup after missing time because of the concussion. He likely will see a handful of targets in the passing game and can be a flex option in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Knight may be a game-time decision for the Week 16 game, so fantasy players will need to check the inactive list for his official status. He has been the main running back when healthy and can be at least a flex option if he is active for the game.

Huddle Up: Davis should be cleared to play, but he still has to get over the final hurdle. If he's active, he's a fringe WR3 against the Jaguars.

Huddle Up: Davis missed the last game but has a chance to play in Week 16 if he can pass his concussion tests. He will see a handful of targets if he plays and can be a flex option in some leagues.

Huddle Up: Knight only has a few days to recover since the Jets play on Thursday Night Football, so fantasy players should monitor the situation. Michael Carter probably will see most of the work at running back if Knight is ruled out and can be at least a flex option in leagues.

Huddle Up: Garrett Wilson and Elijah Moore should be the main options in the passing game with Davis out. Wilson should be at least a No. 3 receiver in leagues, while Moore can be a flex option.

Huddle Up: Davis missed the first two practices of the week and seems like a long shot to play this week. Garrett Wilson is probably the only Jets receiver that should be a starting option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Davis needs to pass his concussions tests before he can play, so his availability for Week 15 is uncertain. Fantasy players will know more in a few days but will need other options available should Davis sit out.

Huddle Up: Davis will have to pass his concussion tests before he is cleared to play, so fantasy players will need to check on his status later in the week. He can be at least a flex option in leagues if he plays.

Huddle Up: The wet field in Buffalo did its part to keep Wilson's numbers somewhat in check in Week 14, but there is little question that Wilson is already a handful for defenses. After going into hibernation during most of the games Zach Wilson started this year, Garrett Wilson has accumulated 19 catches for 335 yards and two touchdowns with Mike White starting the last three games. As long as Zach Wilson remains on the sideline for Week 15 against the Detroit Lions, Garrett Wilson has WR1 upside.

Huddle Up: The field conditions weren't great, with a rain/snow mix, but that didn't seem to stop Zonovan Knight, who had 71 yards and a touchdown with 4.2 yards per carry. It appears head coach Robert Saleh is going to roll with the hot hand in the backfield, and right now that's Knight.

Huddle Up: Knight carried the load for the Gang Green backfield despite the return of Michael Carter from injury. He might be a decent low-end RB3 or flex fantasy option in leagues of 12 or more teams if he keeps receiving the lion's share of the carries from head coach Robert Saleh.

Huddle Up: Davis probably will have to go through the concussion protocol before he can play again, so fantasy players will need to keep an eye out on his status next week.

Huddle Up: Knight has topped 100 yards from scrimmage in consecutive contests, as well, while averaging 19.5 touches. He has shown he can produce in a featured role, but the expected return of fellow back Michael Carter and a tough matchup against Buffalo make Knight no more than a flex option in Week 14.