The New York Jets' search for answers on offense will extend into the offseason, when they likely will revisit the opportunity to acquire a player they have had their eyes on since last summer.

The Jets inquired about reuniting Las Vegas Raiders Pro Bowl wide receiver Davante Adams with Aaron Rodgers before last month's trade deadline, only to be quickly rebuffed.

But the Jets might not be willing to take no for an answer, as sources around the NFL expect that New York will pursue Adams again this offseason.

"That will happen," one source told ESPN. "I think so."

The Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers both tried unsuccessfully to trade for cornerback Patrick Surtain II before the trade deadline, according to reports.

Ultimately, seven teams called the Denver Broncos about Surtain, but they opted to keep the 2021 first-round pick.

The Broncos have won three-straight games after a 1-5 start to put themselves in the playoff conversation.

The Jets called the Raiders before last Tuesday's trade deadline to see whether there was any way Las Vegas would consider trading star wide receiver Davante Adams to New York, league sources told ESPN.

The Jets wanted to reunite Adams with former Packers teammate Aaron Rodgers, add another wide receiver to complement Garrett Wilson, and send a clear signal that they were doing everything possible to win this season.

The New York Jets were active ahead of this week's trade deadline, checking on the availability of several high-profile wide receivers.

According to a report, the Jets inquired about Davante Adams, Mike Evans and Tee Higgins.

The Jets were rebuffed on all three, and talks never progressed beyond an exploratory stage.

The Cleveland Browns traded wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones to the Detroit Lions prior to Tuesday's deadline.

Detroit sent a 2025 sixth-round pick to Cleveland in the deal.

The Lions were looking to add depth after Marvin Jones Jr. recently stepped away to "take care of personal family matters."

Peoples-Jones, 24, is in his fourth season out of the University of Michigan as a sixth-round draft pick in 2020.

The Buffalo Bills acquired cornerback Rasul Douglas from the Green Bay Packers before Tuesday's trade deadline.

The Bills sent a 2024 third-round pick to the Packers for Douglas and a 2024 fifth-round pick.

The Packers signed Douglas during the 2021 season off the Arizona Cardinals' practice squad and he led the team with five interceptions in a little more than half a season.

That offseason, they signed him to a three-year, $21 million deal.