My take on our draft
Hey guys this is my first Fanpost in a while as ive had exams in university. Feel sick at how poorly we did down the stretch this year so Theres nothing for it but to look forward to the offseason. I will change some picks and such depending on the combine closer to the draft and may even involve a trade or two, because our GM is Mike tennenbaum.
I have not included compensatory picks until we know for certain what ones we are getting.
So here it is my Jets Mock.
1st round - Alshon Jefferey WR South Carolina - 6'4 229lbs - Dude was considered by many to be just as good if not better than AJ Green last year so what changed this year? a bad QB thats what happened, The guy bulked up alot too before this year and it seemed to slow him down a bit, I see him droppin 20 lbs or so and being the best WR from this class. We need a WR for Sanch to target. Holmes cant cut it on his own, hes more of a robin than a batman.
2nd round - Markelle Martin FS OSU - 6'1 200lbs - In my opinion this guy could turn out to be a great cover safety. He has excellent instincts and is extremelly smart in pass coverage. Not only this he is also a violant big hitter. Something Rex will love about him. Could be what were in coverage.
3rd Round - Bruce Irvin OLB WVU - 6'3 245lbs - The guy had 8.5 sacks on the year, but he was double and triple teamed on almost every play, he has an excellent first step and has a variety of rush moves not just a speed rush. He may not be available at this pick it can all depend on his combine results.
4th Round - Nate Potter G Boise st - 6'6 295lbs - Potter has been a very solid O-lineman in college protecting Kellen Moore, He is a versatile guy that we can either groom to be RG or RT if Vlad continues to struggle.
5th Round - AJ Jenkins WR Illinois - 6'1 190 lbs - Jenkins is a beast of a WR, he is projected to run a 4.4 40 and has over 1200 yds on the year could be a massive steal.
6th round - Donte Paige-Moss DE/OLB UNC - 6'4 260lbs - This guy was considered a first round talent before this year, the guy is basically an ass but he can play. Character issues and lack of production this year will mean a major slip in the draft and a 6th round pick is well worth it on a guy with this talent.
7th round -Randy Bullock K Texas a&m - 5'9 212lbs - First team all american kicker. Made 25-29 field goals. longest from 50+ yards. Could be a long term answer at K.
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I just can't get behind the WR in round one
Even if we addressed RT via Free Agency, which I would suggest, I couldn’t pass on one of the big OLB/DEs that will be there at 16. Its too big of a hole to try to fill with lower round picks.
I wouldn’t mind mind the double-dip at WR but again, just not in the first.
I wouldn’t mind safety that early if he was BPA.
I like looking for a Guard now.
The other option I like is trading down to about 23 with cleve picking up another 3rd picking Nick perry with 23rd and grabbing Jeff fuller in the 3rd
I got a funny feeling that Tanny is gonna be fairly subdued on draft day
Its just a hunch. Alot of eyes on the Jets and Tanny right now. Tanny is probably a little under pressure not to fail. To trade back and miss might just bring too much crticism. To sit back and take BPA, most likely an OLB, I could see.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 7:51 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
The only OLB id take that high is Upshaw, Solid OLB but dont think hes gonna dazzle with 10+ sacks a year, but is pretty much a cant miss at OLB
Check out Melvin Ingram
Crack did a post on him. Interesting. But things are likely to move around after the comine numbers are out.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 7:58 PM EST up reply actions
not a huge fan of him that high, plus not too sure were going to go OLB in round 1, history makes it seem unlikely
Well, we clearly have a hole at OLB
A 16 pick will probably cost about as much as retaining FAs Thomas/Maybin or Westerman/Maybin. And Pace will probably be cut or restructured next year or so.
As for WR, we have a $10 mill guy as underperforming as he is.
At RT, we do have a guy again underperforming as he is.
FS is a hole, but few Safeties are ever worth a 1st round pick.
DT would only be useful if Devito were to be cut and Pouha not re-signed.
We have CBs. We picked DE last year. QB would be a disaster. RB would be a stunner. TE would be stupid, just stupid.
So… thats how I arrived at OLB.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 8:10 PM EST up reply actions
Pace
He still has a huge cap hit next year, too high to cut, but I believe that is the last year of his contract. Restructuring is out of the question. That’s part of t he reason why he’s uncuttable now.
Because next year (2013) will be his last year, the Jets need to double-dip at OLB this year,as it often takes them a year or so to develop. With Thomas likely gone this season, or next year for sure, the Jets need to find their replacements. If they could find two excellent prospects this year and Maybin can continue to contribute as a role playing pass rusher, then their D could become the dominant unit we want it to be, and the pass rush could actually become something that terrorizes opposing QBs.
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Pace in 2013, is cutable
He’ll be making $11 mill and we can cut him and save $8 mill leaving $3 mill in dead money. For $3 mill in dead money, he is as good as gone.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 9:20 PM EST up reply actions
That's Great News! Thanks!
Someone else on another site had told me that they wouldn’t be able to cut him.
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fine joe
go to " OTHER SITES " for mindless chat but come to GGN for the facts .
you just went down in my estimation joe lol . i thought you were a 1 site guy
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 8:01 AM EST up reply actions
Nope,
I’m a Jets whore. I post on 2 sites and read 2 others on occasion. I used to post on 3 and sometimes 4 sites, but that was too much and took too much time.
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if richardson isn't there at 16 jeffery is BPA
no olb is higher on any draft board than jeffery
if its for you it won't pass you
Also then a good argument that they won't be there at 16
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 8:19 PM EST up reply actions
To which I am saying, if Jeffrey is moving up so fast that he is now the 3rd best offensive skill player
on the boards, then he likely won’t be there at 16. But we need to see what happens in the combine.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 15, 2012 8:33 PM EST up reply actions
That's As of Right Now, My Friend
Things will change a LOT following the Combine and Pro Days. Perry could move up as could Mercilius. It will also depend upon the rating that the Jets’ scouting dept. gives the various players and how they assess their needs.
I like Jeffrey a lot and would love to add him, but not at the expense of missing out on Upshaw, Mercilius, Perry or maybe even Ingram. No way. OLB IS the greatest weakness and need on this team imo. This team also needs more speed on both sides of the ball. The best place to provide that speed in the front 7 is at OLB. Jeffrey is tall and athletic but not that fast. I think the Jets would be better served drafting a faster WR than Jeffrey. If they re-sign Braylon, then Jeffrey becomes totally unnecessary unless they get rid of Holmes. Even if they don’t, unless I’m mistaken, both Keller and Cumberland run about the same speed as Jeffrey and could run the same routes as he. The Jets need a WR who can stretch the field. I’m not sure that is Jeffrey.
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by joeklecko on Jan 15, 2012 8:39 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Why is He Risky?
Because he only produced at a high level for one year? If that’s the reason, then so did Cam Newton and some other very good pros. He completely dominated topflight OT prospects and was a beast this year. Upshaw may be a “can’t miss” prospect, but he also is closer to Bryan Thomas than Lawrence Taylor (or name your favorite 3-4 pass-rushing OLB). Mercilius could be a real terror and perennial All Pro. If he doesn’t time well at the Combine or do well in drills, than I will cool on him, but for now, I think he could be a better prospect than Upshaw, Perry or any other OLB.
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i agree about your point on how the scouting dept grades players
i was always baffled that they gave vlad a 1st round grade . they might give all the players we want lower grades a draft a MLB or something . i’d never be shocked when it comes to the jets and the draft …. always expect the unexpected when it comes to the jets and players we pick
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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Haha so true.
I heard we drafted a FB in the 1st round one year.. Then there was kyle brady, dwayne robertson (could have had polomalu)
by jets4life24 on Jan 16, 2012 10:27 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Historically, its been pretty bad
We drafted Kenny O’Brien before Marino. We drafted , I think it was, Al Toon before Jerry Rice. And we drafted Blair Thomas before Emmitt Smith.
Picking at the same positions those years, we could have had Marino throwing to Jerry rice and handing off to Emmitt Smith. So sad.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 17, 2012 2:46 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
i love this draft
sign me up for that draft now .
2 wr’s i like , a FS that could possible start and improve the team , 2 olb’s with good potential , potter will be a good nfl player .
top job but why is it so hard for nick folk to get some love around here ? draft a punter and keep folk
this draft is so much to my liking that people will think i paid you to do this
if its for you it won't pass you
Pretty Good
I love the Markelle Martin and Bruce Irvin picks if they’re there at those spots (which they may not be). I love Jeffrey’s potential, but there’s no way the #1 need is at WR. Unless he drops because of a poor Combine showing, I also doubt he’d be there at #16. Even if he is, I’d rather trade down with a team that covets him. Replace Jeffrey with Upshaw, Mercilius or Perry, and I’d sign up for this draft immediately, even though I don’t care for your picks in rounds #4-7.
A 295 pound OG is useless unless he can play RT. Even if he can, why take someone who has never played the position, when there will probably be good OTs available.
Jenkins seems to be a decent prospect, and that would be a good place to grab a WR.
Paige-Moss may be talented, but the Jets already have too many asses, and he’s stupid to boot. There’s no way he should have entered the draft this year coming off an injury. I understand not wanting to return to UNC with the instability in that program, but he could have transferred elsewhere, rehabbed and then entered the draft either in 2013 or 2014 and probably been a pretty high draft pick if he kept out of trouble. No thanks, even though I like the idea of double-dipping at OLB. I also don’t like UNC players as a rule. Recently, more often than not, they bust.
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Dude the last thing we should do is get a Kicker at this point.
We cannot waste our time on a Kicker when we have actually have alot of important positions to improve in.
The Jets will win the Super Bowl one day and that will be the day i laugh in your face if your not a Jets fan.
dude
kicker is so important… the best kickers affect field position by kicking it deep into/out of the back of the end zone on kickoffs. and what happens when we’re down by 3 at the end of the game with one last drive working against the clock? how often do you see that, pretty often right? chances are, if we’re really working against the clock, we will only be able to get a long field goal opportunity, not a chip shot or 35 yarder (35 yarder means we would have had to get to their 17). if we get to their 35 or 30, it’ll be a 53 or 48 yarder. this year, in field goals 40+ yards, folk was 8-13 (61.5%). at the same time, sebastian janikowski was 17-21 (80.9%), mike nugent was 14-16 (87.5%), dan carpenter was 13-16 (81.3%). that’s just a few of the top guys. there are a bunch more with similar numbers.
in conclusion, kicker is important (so is punter)
I Strongly Disagree
Particularly in Rex’s style of play, field position and not missing opportunities to score are vitally important. If what some Miami fans and others are saying is true about Sparano settling for FGs too easily, then the K becomes even more important. Folk is only average or slightly above average. Conley is well below average. The Jets need upgrades at both positions imo. I think most Jets fans would agree with me too.
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We don't need to go OLB in R1 ...
… because this years draft is incredibly deep at 3-4 OLB
Courtney Upshaw
Whitney Mercilus
Brandon Jenkins
Nick Perry
Ronnell Lewis
Vinny Curry
Andre Branch
Melvin Ingram
Chase Thomas
Bruce Irvin
and then so guys available later.
Now consider the impact that Hakeem Nicks had …….
There is far less depth at WR with only Blackmon, Floyd, Jeffrey and Sanu having No1 WR potential. They would be around by No47, so it makes more sense to go WR early as we know there will still be a load of exciting OLB prospects available later.
jenkins is staying in school .
its a pity because i thought he would be a great fit .
also how many 3-4 teams need pass rushers this year ? and will they all take then in the 1st or 2nd round ? i think the odds are very good that we could draft 2 very good olb prospects in the 2nd and 3rd round. we could get 1 from Mercilus , Curry or Branch in the 2nd and 1 from Bruce Irvin,Chase Thomas or Ronnell Lewis in the 3rd .i’d be happy with that
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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Can't agree here man, go back and look at 2011 draft
Whatever the boards say now, just wait until the combine. Premier pass rushers jump up the charts and WRs slide down.
And what good is a WR when we need to fix a Oline and defense for a ground and pound team? We ain’t goin all air any more.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 8:04 AM EST up reply actions
actually more pass rusher fell last year than moved up
there wasn’t many players who were drafted higher than they were supposed to go but at least 3 guys fell from the 1st round and Houston fell to the 3rd , and AJ green and jones never fell in the slightest at wr
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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But in the top 16, I think more OLBs went than WRs
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 8:37 AM EST up reply actions
true
but only 2 wr had ever been thought of as 1st round prospects but some of the 1st round prospects at olb fell out of that round as far as the 3rd ..
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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The point is.....
There is more depth at OLB
We can find a starting RT in R3 or lower like Levy Adcock or Bobbie Massie.
A No1 WR stretches the field and produces a threat that prevents opponents stacking against the run …. what is the point of ground and pound if opponents leave 8 in the box?
We can easily upgrade at OLB in R2
Disagree for the simple fact that WR will not be as valuable
on this supposed new team as Oline and Defense.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 9:22 AM EST up reply actions
Sanchez may occasionally need to throw the ball and it would help if he had someone to throw the ball too
He has had people to throw too
Until he actually completes those passes, it doesn’t really matter much. I’d say its easier to fix the Oline and Defense than it is to find a Calvin Johnson who can single handedly improve Sanchez.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 9:32 AM EST up reply actions
Key needs
The key need on the OL is RT. You do not need to waste a Day1 or early Day2 pick on a RT
As for the defence, rarely will a Safety go in R1 ….. many an excellent player have come from R3 .. no-one in this class is a R1 pick
As for OLB, yes it can be good to get a pass rusher early but when the class is SO DEEP at OLB you don’t need to go too early and focus on another need.
And WR is a need. We have a retreats in Burress and previously Edwards, and a worthless bum in Holmes. So all Sanchez has is Keller. More is needed.
If you look at some of the best pass rushers from the 2011 class, Sheard, Houston, and Reed taken on Day2 have contributed as effectively as Quinn and Kerrigan on Day1 …. and this class is even deeper. Whilst many love Upshaw because he plays in a 3-4 defence, the most consistent pass rusher over the last two years has been Vinny Curry of Marshall, with 23 sacks and he’s carrying a R2 grade
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i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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then why did sprano trade for Marshall ?
i would think it was because he needed a no 1 wr to make the run game work better
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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Perhaps because they hadn't already spent $10 mill on a Holmes
And they didn’t have a Keller.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 9:54 AM EST up reply actions
I don't think so
Green and Baldwin went where they were mocked … Top5 and mid20s respectively. Jones went higher than expected at No6 and Young climbed into the top half of the 2nd round.
Several DEs and OLBs slid, whilst others climbed a little. Smith and Reed went a little higher, Houston and Acho tumbled as did some DL from where they were mocked.
It depends on when you started tracking
We have not even had 2012 pro days or the combine. Movement occurs after that. To compare board movement now to April draft movement last year just doesn’t work.
by CervezaVerde on Jan 16, 2012 9:24 AM EST up reply actions
when we didn't draft a pass rusher and drafted wilson and vlad
i checked the very next day what pass rushers would be available the next year and lots of those guys kept falling as the year went on . but Green and Jones were always top 10 picks .
to be fair i think both wr’s and pass rushers will fall this year because of the quantity of both type of players going into the draft , some may rise a little after the combine but most will fall . positions like qb , o line and d line are more likely to rise as there isn’t an abundance of quantity prospects available in those spots .its economics , the rarer the product the higher the price the more abundant the product the lower the price . that’s the only reason Jeffery might be available at 16 is because teams might see a 2nd or 3rd round wr with a 1st round grade so will hold off until those rounds . last year Jeffery would have be taken b4 Jones and quite possibly Green , that why Atlanta paid so much to get him
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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Location:Dublin, Ireland
What?
Just because it’s a deep draft means that we don’t need to get the best player we can at that position? What screwy, flawed logic. Besides, we aren’t the only team that plays a 3-4 alignment. Very few teams have good pass rushes. Not all those good 3-4 OLB prospects wind up getting drafted by just 3-4 teams, either. Lots of 4-3 teams gobble them up and play them at DE. You don’t pass up a prime opportunity like this if you have a clue what you’re doing.
With the offense going back to primarily Ground and Pound, taking a WR in the first round would be foolish imo. With Holmes, Kerley, Keller, Cumberland and hopefully Braylon, there will be a difficult time getting everyone all the catches they want anyway.
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Its gunna be funny how many of your opinions change once we get to the draft
so many players will move up and down that more than half of the comments here will look silly later lol
We are in another atmosphere. You're just in the Troposhere we in the Exospere. In other words the JETS are higher than you!
7th round -Randy Bullock K
that was my nickname when i was younger lol . all the irish lassie’s used to love a bit of Randy Bullock
if its for you it won't pass you.
i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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Not a fan
of Jeffery at all. This team needs to add some speed not another big slow receiver. I am also completely against picking a reciever in the first round. When the hell is this team going to finally draft some pass rushers.
When are fans going to realize that WR is not the problem wit this team. Santonio Holmes is a great receiver when he plays in a real offense. He has speed and is a deep threat and he is very clutch. Unfortunately in a conservative offense like ours receivers dont put up numbers. Its the same as Anquon Boldin with the Ravens. He was great when he played in a good offense in Arizona but doesnt put up huge numbers playing in a conservative offense in Baltimore.
The sooner fans realize that our offense will not be good until we hire real offensive coaches and not idiots like Schotty and Sparano the better. We could have Rodgers at QB and Andre and Calvin Johnson as our recievers and our offense would still be average at best.
So many better options than Jeffery.
The dude is tall, but he gets no separation. He’s like another Plaxico Burress, but he’s more of a 2011 Burress than a 2006 one because at least Plax used to get separation. There’d be a number of players I’d look at if I was part of NYJ including Upshaw or Barron, but I’d probably take a long look at Floyd and maybe Wright before Jeffery. If he can’t separate from the college CBs, I have my doubts about what he can do against NFL CBs.
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He has some qualities he does better than Jeffery.
Jeffery isn’t very fast and is sloppy on routes. Only his hands and his height allowed him to get by at the college level.
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Mohamed Sanu ...
… could be the Hakeem Nicks of this draft.
Nicks was the 5th WR taken in 2010 after Heyward-Bey, Crabtree, Maclin and Harvin but is probably been the best of that class and a genuine No1 WR
i'd love to trade back
get sanu late in the 1st, grab 2 pass rushers (yeah, i went there) in the second. Quoting barney stinson, it would be, Legen…wait for it…dary.
Well
Trade back to No27 …and we should get a R2 in the deal
Sanu should be there at No27, Vinny Curry OLB can be taken at No47 …. we can go OLB, RT, S or even a pass rushing DE like Derek Wolfe at No59 …..
My mock
No27 … Sanu WR
No47 … Curry OLB
No59 … Wolfe DE
No80 … Trumaine Johnson FS/CB
No112 ..Bobbie Massie RT
I’d add a second OLB by signing Trevor Scott from the Raiders as a FA
ik you like wolfe
but one of wilk’s main draws out of college was his pass rushing ability. Defensive end is a tough position to make the nfl transition to out of college, and he had two sacks in the last 3 games. I don’t think we need another one this year. By the way, where’s ronnell lewis projected to go? could we get him in the second along with curry?
Lewis won't fall far enough
We are looking at the next level like Bruce Irwin or Brandon Lindsay – anywhere between No20 and No40 for Lewis. We couldn’t get him and Curry in my opinion
Our depth on the DL behind the starters is marginal. If we cut Ropati Pitoitua we save over $1.1m on the cap, and drafting and signing Wolfe would cost half that.
Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't at all mind wolfe
And you never know, Wilk was projected by some to not even fall to 20, and we got him at 30
is that the same barron that jeffery smoked ?
jeffery has the best production against all the top CB’s coming out this year of any wr in this draft . and you could add A J Green and jones from last year to that list . after coming off a season of dominating everybody with 88 receptions for 1,517 yards and nine touchdows he was bound to get a lot more double teams/ closer coverage etc . he can get faster so speed isn’t a worry for me , lose 10lbs and he knocks .1 off his 40
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i want jeffery in green at pick 16
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I don't entirely agree with this draft
I like that you hit some priorities but I do not like the order. We will need to draft a safety high and I would go for the guy from bama in the first round. our starting safeties are free agents and we have no depth there. We will probably need to sign another one. I dont think WR that high is necessary. we already have to much money in the position and got great value from kerley last year late. We need O line help and pass rush help for sure too. Can we go after mario williams from houston maybe? I dont know.
No way we could fit Williams under the cap
Barron has been all over the place in the mocks …. he’d be a major reach at No16
how can you say we have too much money tied up at wr?
if this was the case the cheapesr way to replace plax is through the draft . and since holmes is not a no 1 wr then we need to get one .
then you say we need o line help but have massive money tied up in that area and lb wher we also have 3 players in harris , scott and pace on huge contracts and you want to add mario williams to the cap . your point makes very little sense
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Anybody else like the idea of giving patrick turner a chance?
He’s done a good job whenever his number was called. I think it’s possible that we could take a couple of receivers in the mid to late rounds and have a training camp competition for the #2 receiver spot
i like turner but holmes has the # 2 spot . he isn't a # 1
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