Mock draft season is in full swing with the NFL down to just eight teams remaining entering Divisional Weekend and the Senior and Shrine Bowls right around the corner. The Jets hold the No. 10 pick in the draft, a good spot for a potential franchise left tackle or a new wide receiver.
As we take a look at some of the mock drafts across the media, which direction do the experts see the Jets going at this early stage of the game? Let’s roundup and take a look.
The Athletic
The Athletic’s Dane Brugler has the Jets going the offensive tackle route with Penn State’s Olu Fashanu.
Though his run blocking is a work in progress, Fashanu already offers pro-level pass protection because of his body control, light feet and ability to sit down versus power. His intelligence and A-plus character are the cherries on top.
The Draft Network
Georgia tight end Brock Bowers (19) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second half of a NCAA college football game against Ole Miss in Athens, Ga., on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023. Georgia won 52-17.
Ryan Fowler of The Draft Network gives the Jets the athletic tight end from Georgia, Brock Bowers, to help expand the offense in a win-now window.
Aaron Rodgers looks like the plan moving forward in New York. Unlike Green Bay over the years, adding an offensive skill player like Brock Bowers to boost the offense would be good process from GM Joe Douglas. One of the most refined in-line and flex talents to enter the league in some time, Bowers is an “immediate mismatch nightmare” per an NFC Scout and would impact both the run and passing game for the Jets no matter who’s under center moving forward.
CBS Sports
Malik Nabers 8 runs the ball as the LSU Tigers take on Texas A&M in Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, November 25, 2023.
Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports also gives the Jets a weapon…
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Author : Jets Wire
Publish date : 2024-01-21 01:24:46
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