New York Jets 2022 NFL Draft Recap
May 2, 2022
The Jets finished the 2021 season 4-13, making it their sixth-consecutive losing season.
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The Jets finished the 2021 season 4-13, making it their sixth-consecutive losing season.
In a tackle class that has multiple intriguing options after the top three, Zach Tom is a favorite of many.
Following a fantastic 2020 season, Myjai Sanders elected to return to Cincinnati for his senior season.
The collegiate all-star games have wrapped up and the National Football Association season is almost finished leaving many eyes looking toward the draft. Multiple players could be selected first overall, and there is little consensus opinion this year.
Every year, the Senior Bowl is known as the official kickoff to NFL Draft season. It is a big opportunity for draft-eligible seniors to show off their skills to coaches and scouts. This year, there were a handful of prospects that stood out, while others slipped a bit.
Florida State edge rusher Jermaine Johnson has been one of the standouts from the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. After two impressive days, he sat out of Thursday’s practice and will likely sit out the game on Saturday. Take a deeper look at his week.
The Senior Bowl practices officially got underway on Tuesday afternoon in Mobile, Alabama and some of this year’s top NFL draft prospects got to compete. There are still days left for prospects to compete and make an impression on the coaches and scouts in attendance.
Given his rank of two stars out of his Eden Prairie, Minnesota high school, Jermaine Johnson’s path to Florida State University was difficult.
The Jets finished the 2021 season 4-13, making it their sixth-consecutive losing season.
In a tackle class that has multiple intriguing options after the top three, Zach Tom is a favorite of many.
Following a fantastic 2020 season, Myjai Sanders elected to return to Cincinnati for his senior season.
The collegiate all-star games have wrapped up and the National Football Association season is almost finished leaving many eyes looking toward the draft. Multiple players could be selected first overall, and there is little consensus opinion this year.
Every year, the Senior Bowl is known as the official kickoff to NFL Draft season. It is a big opportunity for draft-eligible seniors to show off their skills to coaches and scouts. This year, there were a handful of prospects that stood out, while others slipped a bit.
Florida State edge rusher Jermaine Johnson has been one of the standouts from the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. After two impressive days, he sat out of Thursday’s practice and will likely sit out the game on Saturday. Take a deeper look at his week.
The Senior Bowl practices officially got underway on Tuesday afternoon in Mobile, Alabama and some of this year’s top NFL draft prospects got to compete. There are still days left for prospects to compete and make an impression on the coaches and scouts in attendance.
Given his rank of two stars out of his Eden Prairie, Minnesota high school, Jermaine Johnson’s path to Florida State University was difficult.
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