Jeremy Kerley, ChazSchilens and Stephen Hill aren't the most frightening trio of receivers.

Out of the receivers listed above, Hill has the potential to develop into something special at this point. He's still a very raw prospect and has a long way to go after dropping six passes in his rookie campaign.

One of Sanchez's other favorite targets is Santonio Holmes, who had to restructure his deal this offseason just to stay with the team, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter:

Jets WR Santonio Holmes' has agreed to a restructured contract and will remain with the team for the 2013 season.

Holmes may not be the same player post-injury and at 29 years of age. This means he could very well end up being a candidate for release as the preseason rolls along.

It'sclear the Jets are still rebuilding and Sanchez still needs development, which is ridiculous at this point in his career. He could benefit greatly from riding the pine and learning for a season since the franchise robbed him of that opportunity when he first entered the league.

Geno Smith Simply Isn't Ready

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Is Geno Smith willing to sit and learn?

Not many were shocked when Smith fell out of the first round of the 2013 NFL draft and was picked by New York at No. 39 overall.

Well, Smith was shocked, but that's to be expected.

Smith fell because he has a lot to learn about playing the quarterback position. He put up gaudy statistics in a pass-happy offense littered with elite talent such as Tavon Austin at West Virginia,