Rocking Out With Mock's: Jets Style
This is a follow up to my post on the 27th of January in relation to Internet Mock Drafts and who they have the Jets selecting. If you missed it and want to check it out then please click HERE
I honestly thought that after the Senior Bowl there would be a lot of updated drafts. Unfortunately there really wasn't and only a few have been updated. As promised though I'm going to try and make this a weekly post so here are three updated drafts from last week and four brand new selections as well.
Dane Brugler, CBS: Previous selection: Mark Barron, New Selection: Melvin Ingram
Walter Football: Previous selection: Michael Floyd, New Selection: Courtney Upshaw
NFL's Future: Previous selection: Courtney Upshaw, New Selection: Whitney Mercilus
Football's Future: New Entry, Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina
The Jets must address their anemic offense this off season. They could have a completely new look on offense, and two new receivers could be a part of that. Jeffery brings a younger version of Plaxico Burress to the team, with his combination of size and presence over the middle and in the red zone.
Rant Sports: New Entry, Riley Reiff, RT, Iowa
It probably would be a miracle if Riley Reiff slipped this far. The Jets would have to take Reiff if he falls to this pick by some miracle. Wayne Hunter has no business starting at right tackle. Vladimir Ducasse has not proven that he can take the right tackle job from Wayne Hunter. Riley Reiff has to be the selection at this point.
A bookend tandem of Debrickishaw Ferguson and Riley Reiff would really buy Mark Sanchez the time he needs. Holmes should be back next season. A flanker receiver will be added in 2013 if Holmes cannot get his act together.
My NFL Draft: New Entry, Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame
NFL Draft Geek: New Entry, Mark Barron, S, Alabama
I went back and forth on this one between Mark Barron and Nick Perry. Both are Pass Rusher and Safety are pressing needs, but this years Safety class pretty much starts and ends with Mark Barron, so they won't be able to get a good one later. Whereas for a Pass Rusher they could get a guy like Jonathan Massaquoi or Vinny Curry later on. Also Aaron Maybin played pretty well down the stretch, so he plays into the picture a little bit. On a defense with so many great players like Alabama, Mark Barron seems to be the guy who gets underrated. Barron really is a well rounded, and NFL Ready Safety. He excels in coverage, playing an excellent "Centerfield", while also quickly jumps up and attacks everything underneath. He's a slightly better version of Kerry Rhodes, who the Jets are really missing.
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Interesting
Thanks for sharing that David.
I went back and forth on this one between Mark Barron and Nick Perry. Both are Pass Rusher and Safety are pressing needs, but this years Safety class pretty much starts and ends with Mark Barron, so they won’t be able to get a good one later. Whereas for a Pass Rusher they could get a guy like Jonathan Massaquoi or Vinny Curry later on. Also Aaron Maybin played pretty well down the stretch, so he plays into the picture a little bit. On a defense with so many great players like Alabama, Mark Barron seems to be the guy who gets underrated. Barron really is a well rounded, and NFL Ready Safety. He excels in coverage, playing an excellent “Centerfield”, while also quickly jumps up and attacks everything underneath. He’s a slightly better version of Kerry Rhodes, who the Jets are really missing.
That is absolutely nutty, imo, and how teams wind up screwing themselves. So there’s only one good S prospect in the whole draft, but he’s not that good (a slightly better version of Kerry Rhodes – not saying much at all) so you reach and take him and bypass better players at other positions of need that bypass, equal or almost equal the need at S. I am so glad that writer isn’t the Jets’ GM. You have to draft to the strength of the draft. You can’t just reach out of need. The best way for the Jets to address the S position is in FA. They could sign two Safeties (Dwight Lowery and another) in FA and improve the S corps tremendously. Other S prospects will be there in the middle and lower rounds. Often those players can develop and surprise you and they are a great value. Also, his idea of the best pass rushing prospects are Nick Perry and Jonathan Massaquoi? Vinny Curry belongs in that group, as well as Perry, but to ignore Mercilius, Upshaw, Ingram, Irving, Law and one or two others and include Massaquoi. That writer should be banned from writing on football. LOL
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I like michael floyd alot.
But give me a pass rusher 1st.
Let's Make sure we play like the f***in NEW YORK JETS
and not some f***in slapd**k team!
by jets4life24 on Feb 2, 2012 3:01 PM EST via mobile reply actions
There really are a lot of big and athletic receivers out there
There are so many, in fact, that we should be able to get a decent #2 guy as late as the 4th or 5th round.
Get busy winning or get busy losing.
If worst comes to worst...
Lets say… All the pass rushers we want are taken, then i take floyd in a heartbeat
Let's Make sure we play like the f***in NEW YORK JETS
and not some f***in slapd**k team!
by jets4life24 on Feb 2, 2012 5:28 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Reiff
i would be ecstatic and shocked if he fell to us at 16.
ecstatic because he is going to be a beast, and we need a RT badly -shocked because he is a top 10 talent.
Jets trade down
Here is an interesting scenario to consider (its completely up to chance and i havent heard anything about this, just me own thoughts)
Many of the mock drafts have cincy picking Trent Richardson at 17. My idea is that we trade up with cleveland for the #22 pick. Cleveland is most likely going with an offensive skill position player with its first, first round pick . With the #16 pick Cleveland will also pick up Richardson to equip McCoy with some more offensive weapons.
With the #22 pick we will still have the opportunity to pick up one of the top defensive prospects (Perry, Hightower, Mercilus (love the name Mercy-less)), Burfict (kid just looks mean), Barron)….Any of these players have the potential to turn into a real stud.
Not only will we be able to get a top defensive prospect, we will get them for cheaper AND get a second 2rd pick which i would love to see us use on Nick Toon, or other big tall WR, a quality RT, or another pass rushing LB.
Another thing that came to mind is that Kenrick Ellis has had a year in the NFL and will be raring to go, come training camp, and will also add some depth to the D-line which will free up our backers.
I like this
Trade down to 22 and get Mercilus, Ingram, or Curry then double dip in the second round. I would be ecstatic if we got one of those 3 in the first then somehow got Burfict in the 2nd. What are the projections on Burfict?? Guy looks Insane. I think this draft is going to be tremendous for us and is going to help us become a beast for years to come.
As Long As They Don't Miss Out
on one of the top OLB prospects, I’d LOVE for them to trade down, but would Tanny actually do that? I seriously doubt it. He’s not that smart. That’s not sexy or aggressive and wouldn’t get his name in the headline on the back pages of the Post or Daily Snooze.
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why?
upshaw is probably the most nfl ready pass rusher in the draft. if he is there at 16 the jets should definitely grab him for their 3-4. I think he will be gone, however and I would like Ingram to be the pick. I would trade down if it gets more picks and a shot at two rushers or an OLB/S combo.
Disagree
Upshaw may be the most NFL ready of the OLB prospects, but he has the worst potential as a pass rusher of any of them. He is slow and has no burst. He was a total non-factor in the Senior Bowl. He’s Bryan Thomas redoux. No thanks. I hope he is gone when the Jets pick. I’d much rather have Mercilius, Perry, Ingram, Curry or McClellin than Upshaw. Maybe even Irving too.
I think trading down would definitely increase the chances of the Jets getting 2 OLBs or an OLB and S in the draft, because you know they’ll draft at least a couple of offensive players.
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Lets go Joe K
We need pure pass rushers not maybe pass rushers … draft the best athlete at the OLB spot in the draft … so if we can trade down and get more picks and still achieve this then so be it !
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