2015 JETS A New Era Begins...................again!
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Edge rusher for the Jets, sure.
We have almost as much luck selecting them as we do franchise QBs, Lots of promise. Little delivery.
What the Jets need, more than any other position player, is either new ownership or the current owners hiring real football front office talent and getting out of their way and allowing them to do their jobs. We haven't had that since Tuna was deeply entrenched in how things ran around there.
We have almost as much luck selecting them as we do franchise QBs, Lots of promise. Little delivery.
What the Jets need, more than any other position player, is either new ownership or the current owners hiring real football front office talent and getting out of their way and allowing them to do their jobs. We haven't had that since Tuna was deeply entrenched in how things ran around there.
They will def go in the first round, I wouldn't take either if I am the Jets though.
I saw some writer propose the Jets #10 pick, #35 pick and Moore for Deebo - That is insanity!
I would love some Deebo for sure, but not for that price. I wouldn't trade either of the first rounders for him. I might entertain the 10th and a 5th rounder for Deebo and a 3rd. Should be interesting draft, Jets and Giants have a lot of pressure on them.
If Jets don't trade the 10th for Deebo I feel like they will trade back for more assets.
I saw some writer propose the Jets #10 pick, #35 pick and Moore for Deebo - That is insanity!
I would love some Deebo for sure, but not for that price. I wouldn't trade either of the first rounders for him. I might entertain the 10th and a 5th rounder for Deebo and a 3rd. Should be interesting draft, Jets and Giants have a lot of pressure on them.
If Jets don't trade the 10th for Deebo I feel like they will trade back for more assets.
Deebo 2.0 would be fantastic!
The Ruckert kid is suppose to be a great blocker, has excellent hands, and total team guy. They likened him to a Dawson Knox type. He only dropped like 4 passes in his entire career at "THE" OSU. Excited about him, could be one of those hybrid type of TE's.
Overall you have to be excited about the Jets draft. Solid, young core that hopefully gels into a powerhouse. I am still skeptical about Z.Wilson, no excuses with all these players around him.
The Ruckert kid is suppose to be a great blocker, has excellent hands, and total team guy. They likened him to a Dawson Knox type. He only dropped like 4 passes in his entire career at "THE" OSU. Excited about him, could be one of those hybrid type of TE's.
Overall you have to be excited about the Jets draft. Solid, young core that hopefully gels into a powerhouse. I am still skeptical about Z.Wilson, no excuses with all these players around him.
I’m not as impressed as some of you in the 1st round of the draft.
1) “Sauce” is a good CB whose experience is man-press. The Jets are a zone defense. That’s going to require an adjustment. Development of skills. At best that’s not plug-and-play. He’s also apt to need bulk added if he wants to hit on an NFL level and that’s going to effect his 4.41 speed.
He’s not the A level prospect he’s being made out to be. Solid B out of the box with upside A level potential if he can put some muscle on and not lose speed, and adjust quickly to a zone scheme. He has good promise, but promise isn’t a sure thing.
2) This gets better. Wilson has very good 4.38 speed. He’ll add right out of the gate to improve the receiver corp, adding deep lanes threat. He is a bit size challenged at just under 6‘, and a tendency to drop balls. Still, opponent D’s are going to have to respect a legitimate threat which takes pressure off other things like an improved TE scenario playing underneath the coverage paying attention to the new long threat. B+
3) This could be the steal of the draft. It depends on whether Johnson is what he was for two years at Georgia or one year at Florida State. A solid Senior Bowl and NFL combine performance suggest the latter.
If that question mark about which Johnson is he and the lack of an explosive first step that caused him to fall down the list so he was still available at 26 overall goes the right way than then our Jets got a top ten pick for a two, five, and flip at third rounds. That would make Johnson a legitimate steal. Like Gardner a solid B with potential to be an A if the answers to those questions fall the right way.
The question that need answers cause me to give the first round a B overall rather than the A most other Jets fans are awarding. Upside potential for better though. I’m just not awarding it till it’s actually shown.
1) “Sauce” is a good CB whose experience is man-press. The Jets are a zone defense. That’s going to require an adjustment. Development of skills. At best that’s not plug-and-play. He’s also apt to need bulk added if he wants to hit on an NFL level and that’s going to effect his 4.41 speed.
He’s not the A level prospect he’s being made out to be. Solid B out of the box with upside A level potential if he can put some muscle on and not lose speed, and adjust quickly to a zone scheme. He has good promise, but promise isn’t a sure thing.
2) This gets better. Wilson has very good 4.38 speed. He’ll add right out of the gate to improve the receiver corp, adding deep lanes threat. He is a bit size challenged at just under 6‘, and a tendency to drop balls. Still, opponent D’s are going to have to respect a legitimate threat which takes pressure off other things like an improved TE scenario playing underneath the coverage paying attention to the new long threat. B+
3) This could be the steal of the draft. It depends on whether Johnson is what he was for two years at Georgia or one year at Florida State. A solid Senior Bowl and NFL combine performance suggest the latter.
If that question mark about which Johnson is he and the lack of an explosive first step that caused him to fall down the list so he was still available at 26 overall goes the right way than then our Jets got a top ten pick for a two, five, and flip at third rounds. That would make Johnson a legitimate steal. Like Gardner a solid B with potential to be an A if the answers to those questions fall the right way.
The question that need answers cause me to give the first round a B overall rather than the A most other Jets fans are awarding. Upside potential for better though. I’m just not awarding it till it’s actually shown.
All the rest:
Round 2: RB Breece Hall. 4.39 speed who can make cuts, force misses and catch. Carter will have company in the backfield. Other Jets RB’s are going to be looking for that final 3rd spot or positions on practice squads and waiver pickups. Grade B.
Round 3: TE Jeremy Ruckert. This left me scratching my head. Our Jets are deep at TE. Where’s the need being filled? He has attributes that could give him special teams production promise. I don’t get it though. Grade C
Round 4: DE Michael Clemons. He has prototype traits but he’s old for a rookie (25) and has big red flags. Multiple arrests including a weapons possession charge. Too much problem child potential for my tastes. Grade D.
Overall the Second Round is a C.
Round 2: RB Breece Hall. 4.39 speed who can make cuts, force misses and catch. Carter will have company in the backfield. Other Jets RB’s are going to be looking for that final 3rd spot or positions on practice squads and waiver pickups. Grade B.
Round 3: TE Jeremy Ruckert. This left me scratching my head. Our Jets are deep at TE. Where’s the need being filled? He has attributes that could give him special teams production promise. I don’t get it though. Grade C
Round 4: DE Michael Clemons. He has prototype traits but he’s old for a rookie (25) and has big red flags. Multiple arrests including a weapons possession charge. Too much problem child potential for my tastes. Grade D.
Overall the Second Round is a C.