Eric Decker Wife: Jessie James May Have Baby Fever Again -- Even If It Isn't Planned [PHOTOS, VIDEO]

The Decker family may expand soon -- even if it isn't planned.

Jets wide receiver Eric Decker attended the 24th annual ESPY Awards with his wife, country star Jessie James Decker, on Wednesday and she revealed that even though they aren't trying, they may eventually have more children.

"I'm not planning on it, but he could do what he wants and get me knocked up again so we'll see what happens," Jessie James joked to E! News "We're going to take it easy for a little bit, but you never know. Something could happen."

The happy couple already has two children together, daughter Vivianne Rose, and son, Eric Jr., who came into the world back in September. Though James seemed open to having more kids if fate should have it, her NFL star husband seems content with the two children they have.

"We got our girl, we got our boy and we kind of completed the family right now," the Jets receiver said. "We're going to slow down and enjoy."

James is busy with her country music career, while Decker is getting set for his third season in New York. For now, they're both content with watching both of their kids grow.

"[Their] personalities are completely different. Eric is old enough now where he's starting to come into his own. He's so aggressive," Eric said."Vivianne is very sweet and now she likes her dolls and she wants to not wrestle as much but just kind of run around and play while Eric is like on the floor slapping you in the face."

Playing alongside Brandon Marshall for the first time, Decker had a better year with the Jets in 2015 than his first in 2014. Part of the success was hauling in passes from veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who remains at a contract impasse with the Jets.

Decker had 80 receptions for 1,027 yards with 12 touchdowns working with Fitzpatrick last season and has been adamant that he wants the quarterback to return. As it stands, Geno Smith is on pace to start for Gang Green this season if it doesn't re-sign Fitzpatrick.

"I love Fitzpatrick," Decker said earlier ths offseason, via the Wall Street Journal. "Would love to get to work with him if he is going to be the quarterback of this team."

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