4 Jets who may have just played their last game in New York ahead of the trade deadline

The NFL's trade deadline is just over 24 hours away, and there will be plenty of chatter throughout Monday and into Tuesday about which players will end up getting dealt ahead of the 4:00 p.m. Eastern time deadline.

There will be plenty of conversation around the New York Jets, who just dropped to 2-7 after their 35-12 drubbing at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. With the season practically over, it makes sense that they'll at least consider selling some pieces off.

Which Jets may have played their last game for New York this past Sunday? Is it the last time we may have seen these particular guys donning the Green & White?

New York Jets players who have likely played their last game in New York

S Andre Cisco

ESPN's Rich Cimini reported on Sunday morning that if the Jets make any moves at the deadline, it will likely involve one of their safeties. Among the likes of Minkah Fitzpatrick, Dane Belton, and Andre Cisco, Cisco seems like the obvious bet.

The former Jacksonville Jaguars draft pick played sparingly in the Jets' most recent loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Malachi Moore took his usual spot as the third safety. With VJ Payne's return on the horizon, flipping Cisco for a late Day 3 pick in 2027 makes the most sense.

CB Nahshon Wright

Wright technically played his last snap for the Jets in Week 7 against the Miami Dolphins, but his inactivity over the last two games has been incredibly telling about his status ahead of the deadline. He's also been vocally frustrated about his role within New York's defense.

Wright is a playmaking cornerback, as evidenced by his five interceptions with the Chicago Bears last season, but it's not an outlandish take to say he's volatile in coverage. Some team looking for cornerback depth ahead of the deadline (*cough* *cough* Bears) should look to get him back in the fold.

WR Tim Patrick

Patrick, who was once a necessity for the Jets when both Adonai Mitchell and Omar Cooper Jr. were out with injuries, seems to have emerged as a trade target ahead of the trade deadline. He's been a healthy inactive scratch for the last two weeks, which makes you wonder if the Jets plan on dealing him.

Any contending team in need of some veteran depth should be interested in Patrick's services. Not only can he catch the ball, but he's also a willing and effective run blocker. Maybe the Jacksonville Jaguars would be interested in bringing an old friend home.

RB Breece Hall

This one appears to be the most unlikely of the bunch, considering Adam Schefter's Sunday morning report that the Jets have no interest in trading Hall. However, if Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor gets traded over the course of the next day or so, teams are inevitably going to turn to Hall as the next best gettable running back.

With the way the Jets were ineffectively able to use Braelon Allen during Sunday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, it begs the question of whether they'll manage to find a way to deploy both him and Hall in the same backfield. If New York gets the right offer for Hall, dealing him may be best for all parties involved.

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