The clock is slowly ticking for the Jets and their pursuit of a backup quarterback this offseason. The Jets have four quarterbacks on their roster, with Geno Smith as the starter. However, the other QBs — Cade Klubnik (rookie), Brady Cook, and Bailey Zappe are not viable QB2 candidates if Smith were to go down. Therefore, New York is scouring the free agent market to see who is available. Last week, the Jets reportedly hosted Russell Wilson for a visit, who's familiar with Smith after their time in Seattle. However, New York might have to contend with CBS, which is also expressing interest in Wilson on the TV side . That’s not ideal. Then, on Monday, the Jets saw former QB Tyrod Taylor sign with the Packers as their QB2, per Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network . The hope was that the Jets would circle back to Taylor, who has spent the last two years with the team, but it seems like a reunion wasn’t in the cards. So, where does New York go from here?…