The Jets want JuJu Smith-Schuster, but a return to the Steelers hasn’t been ruled out, according to NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo (on Twitter). The two sides are still in talks, so a deal could come together at the right price. 
Smith-Schuster’s production has tailed off over the last two seasons, but it appears that he’s still seeking top-of-the-market money. Corey Davis just agreed to a three-year, $37.5MM deal with the Jets. Curtis Samuel joined Washington for $34MM+ over three years. Nelson Agholor inked a two-year, $22MM deal with the Patriots. Smith-Schuster — who is a couple years removed from a 1,426-yard campaign — is likely looking to top all of those recent receiver contracts.
Smith-Schuster, still only 24, had just 831 receiving yards last year, but there’s reason to believe that he could get back to his old form with Ben Roethlisberger back under center.
In addition to the Jets and Steelers, the Raiders are also said to have interest in Smith-Schuster. Jon Gruden & Co. just added John Brown on a one-year contract, but there could still be room for JuJu to join 2020 first-round pick Henry Ruggs III and Hunter Renfrow in the WR group.
I just don’t see smith shuster as a number 1…think raiders are out with brown signing. Focus on Sherman and a safety
He’s a number one on a team with 2 number ones.
Claypool isn’t a 1, Johnson could develop into one. Jujus big year came when teams were basically triple covering ab.
PACKERS DO SOMETHING
I live in Western PA. Just looked out the window and check the thermometer and well above freezing so Hell is not freezing over. Also noticed that there were no airborne pigs. Must mean that the Steelers have not suddenly found a bunch of cap space to be able to sign JuJu
You’d have to go northwest to get to the town of Hell, Michigan. I remember last year there was an image of the “Welcome to Hell” sign frozen over, or something to that effect.