The Winnipeg Jets have often been discussed as an unattractive destination for players with no-trade clauses and free agents. How should Winnipeg adapt to this? Is the true answer to try and target teams with out-of-favor RFAs through offer sheets? How would this work for the Jets, who don't own all of their picks next year? Are there some particular players that would make sense for Winnipeg to offer sheet, or should this be a last resort? Who on the Jets roster might be subject to offer sheets?

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