NEW JETS 7 ROUND MOCK WITH TRADE

is Nick Perry. I think he has officially moved into first round considerations so I definitely don’t think he’ll be available by our pick in the second round. I would also rather pick Perry in the first round over Mercilus. Not really any other problems except that I feel Zebrie Sanders isn’t really worth the pick.

his linebacker times will decide if he’s improved enough to be a OLB for a 34

i’m basing a lot of my top 2 picks off of other teams needs . with the exception of the bills and the chargers i don’t many teams with a need for a 3-4 olb . its for that reason i think those players could be around .
brooks reed , justin houston and da’quan bowers all fell from where they were mocked to go .
we will always have guys like brandon jenkins or vinny curry to fall back on if either player is gone

I do like the double dip at OLB, but i doubt it will be Perry. Maybe Curry, or Irvin but we hopefully we sign maybin back and give him more grooming. This draft does plug some holes, which would make us alot better.

The obvious needs we all state are OT, OLB, and S. But some attention should also be paid to Free Agents not just this year but next since most picks need a year to develop. Here is a good source: http://www.nyjetscap.com/freeagents.html

I immediately notice free agents at OLB: 2012 – Bryan Thomas, Jamal Westerman, Aaron Maybin; 2014 – Calvin Pace; so its definitely a need and perhaps even a double-dip need.

OG: 2012 – Robert Turner; 2013 – Matt Slauson and Brandon Moore; so next year we potentially have NO guards making a draft pick up very enticing perhaps even for a double-dip. I don’t see much development from Ducasse but who knows by next year. Even though everyone thinks Wayne Hunter stinks, he is under contract so I wouldn’t double-dip at OT. I think long term OG is more important.

TE: 2012 – Matt Mulligan; 2013 – Dustin Keller and Jeff Cumberland; again, this is a position were next year we potentially have only Josh Baker left. I think we should strongly consider TE prospects in mid rounds this year.

DB: 2012 – Jim Leonhard and Brodney Pool; Donald Strickland, Ellis Lankaster and Marquis Cole; 2013 – Tracy Wilson and Isiah Trufant; again, I could see a double-dip here too since there are so many potentially leaving.

WR: 2012 – Plaxico Burress and Patrick Turner; 2013 – Logan Payne; With Holmes and Kerley on the roster and these ease with which we could bring back Turner, I don’t really see this as a double-dip need compared to the others.

Finally, in 2013, Shonn Greene will be a FA; now I think the jury is still out there, but if Greene pulls out a 1400 yard season, he may be looking for big bucks beyond his value, therefore I think picking up another WR could be wise. Nicl Folk is a FA this year but I just don’t agree with drafting kickers. I would also rather address backup QB via FA since Connell and Brunell are FAs and McElroy is too young still.

Don’t get me wrong, I loved watching Mercilus this year, but I’m not really sure where he fits. He’s a guy that could start, and DeVito isn’t a free agent, and in a 3-4, he can’t see the field much with Wilkerson playing on the other side.

Am I the only one who thinks Nick Perry tackles really, really weak? He barely brings RB’s that are 3/4 of his weight down, and I don’t want that in a OLB for sure.

R1 Mohammed Sanu WR, Rutgers – 6.2, 215lbs 4.50
rec109, 1144yds, 7TDs as a senior, a potential No1 WR
R2a Vinny Curry OLB, Marshall – 6.5, 263lbs 4.66
72tackles, 21for loss, 11sacks as a senior
R2b Nick Toon WR, Wisconsin – 6.3, 217lbs, 4.60
More your possession receiver and good downfield blocker
R3 Trumaine Johnson FS Montana – 6.2, 204lbs, 4.52
College CB with good coverage skills
R4 Brandon Washington LG Miami – 6.4, 320lbs, 5.21
Starter for the Hurricanes at LT but a better fit at G where he’d lockdown the left side with Brick allowing Slausen to compete on the right
R5 Jake Stoneburner TE Ohio St – 6.5, 245lbs, 4.71
A Kevin Boss type with all round skills
R6 Ethan Johnson DE Notre Dame – 6.4, 300lbs, 4.95
5-technique adding depth to the DL
R7a Art Forst RT Rutgers – 6.8, 310lbs, 5.30
Would be higher if he’d not been Mr Versatile. Both an effective run and pass blocker he could be a sleeper starting much earlier than someone drafted this low has a right to be
R7b Jeff Adams OT Columbia – 6.7, 305lbs, 5.05
Another sleeper, an Ivy League prospect who could be great depth behind Brick…this allows Slausen, Moore, Ducasse, Hunter and Forst to compete for the two right side vacancies … and this should create two decent players.

I have decided not to add a second 3-4 OLB, as I think we should pursue Trevor Scott … The Raider at 6.5, 256lbs and with 4.54 speed would be an ideal fit for a 3-4 defense

Although I agree that there’s no way Perry will last until our pick in the 2nd round, I’d love that entire draft, assuming the values are all there and that’s where the players are slated to go. I LOVE the double dip at both OLB and WR and most of the prospects have excellent speed as well.

Make it so!!!

He’ll ge gobbled up by Philadelphia, Seattle, or even the Bills before the Jets get a shot. They could all use pass rushing ends to srenghen their fron 7. I like your draft though. I do think Vinny Curry, or Brandon Jenkins will be available. You addressed all the areas wih guys that will be capable, and not slouches.

He’s 6’4 and 220+. They used him like a possesion receiver and he still had 18 yards a catch. I’ve looked on differen sites, and he’s listed as being drafted anywhere from 2-5.

Has declared despite a poor junior season and then tearing his ACL.

If he was still around at the bottom of Day3, I would definitely pull the trigger even if he was on IR for a year.

He was considered a Top10 selection at one point and could be a very interesting 3-4OLB

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