East-West Shrine Game: Who are the New York Jets Speaking With?

The East-West Shrine Game is this Saturday. It is a college all-star game. The Shrine Game typically does not have the very best prospects. They go to the Senior Bowl. There does tend to be a lot of draftable lower level talent so teams send representatives to scout. They also spend time with players.

Which ones have the media caught the Jets spending time with?

Joel Stave, QB, Wisconsin

#Badgers QB Joel Stave was among the players that the Jets spoke with today at @Shrine_Game practice. https://t.co/wbIna2Ixo1

— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) January 19, 2016

Keenan Reynolds, QB (Likely Transitioning to Another Position in the NFL), Navy

#Jets spent a lot of time with Navy QB Keenan Reynolds after the the East-West Shrine game practice yesterday.

— Jake Steinberg (@Steiny31) January 19, 2016

Anthony Zettel, DL, Penn State

Anthony Zettel had a meeting with the Jets, which should terrify other AFC East teams (via @NFLDraftInsider). https://t.co/Yzkx6ROgMj

— Black Shoe Diaries (@BSDtweet) January 20, 2016

Do not draw too many conclusions from this list. The Jets spending time with a player does not necessarily indicate a deep interest. This is part of the process. It is due diligence, and the meeting might not go well. It could make the Jets less apt to draft a player. Also keep in mind there are meetings with players the media does not discover so this is a partial list.

Here is one final note from the Shrine Game.

#Jets GM Mike Maccagnan is one of the few general mangers present at the East-West Shrine game. Staying true to his scouting background.

— Jake Steinberg (@Steiny31) January 19, 2016