Malachi Corley is missing minicamp, which could hinder the Jets' wide receiver corps development, especially as they seek to build chemistry ahead of the season.

Corley, a third-round pick, has the chance to redeem himself after a rough rookie season marked by crucial mistakes. With a new coaching staff and a need for depth in the Jets' receiving corps, he has an opportunity to rise in the ranks and potentially become a reliable target for quarterback Aaron Glenn.

Malachi Corley, a second-year player, has the opportunity to develop further and potentially contribute to the Jets' offense this season.

Corley, drafted in the third round, has a critical opportunity during OTA to establish himself after a disappointing start to his career. Limited production last season raises questions about his fit with the Jets, especially in an offense needing depth beyond Garrett Wilson.

Malachi Corley's future is uncertain following the Jets' draft choice of Arian Smith. Corley struggled last season, and with increased competition, he must prove himself to retain a spot on the roster.