The New York Jets did not meet with the agents for cornerback Darrelle Revis during the 2013 scouting combine, but they were “actively” shopping the three-time All-Pro to other teams.

According to Myers, interested clubs are now investigating what it might cost them in terms of draft choice compensation and a new contract for Revis, who is scheduled to earn $6 million in cash compensation, including a $3 million base salary, in the final season of a four-year, $46 million “band aid” contract he signed toward the end of 2010 training camp.

Jets first-year general manager John Idzik and returning head coach Rex Ryan have stated that they want Revis on the team, but would always discuss options on any player if a deal would improve their team.