The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
At this time, the New York Jets have some assets to be excited about. The team is also not perfect. There are some fair questions and concerns to have at certain positions.
With the 2021 NFLDraft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for all 32 NFL teams. Here are those three questions for the New York Jets.
The New York Jets just finished an exciting offseason. Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh completed their first draft together. The class is headlined by the second overall pick in the draft, Zach Wilson.
With every new sports season comes a schedule scattered with intriguing matchups that keep the sport fresh. From rookie debuts to coaches or players facing their former teams, there’s a new meaning given to certain contests. The newly released 2021 NFL regular season schedule has no shortage of “red letter” days for sure.
Coming into the 2021 NFL Draft, the New York Jets had holes at just about every position on the roster. With Sam Darnold traded to the Carolina Panthers before the draft, New York desperately needed a quarterback and basically every other offensive skill position. While the top of their draft was efficient in providing help for Wilson for his first year in the league.
Happy Draft Day everyone! After many months of speculation, mock drafts, trades, and smoke screens, we finally get to see what players land on what teams. Enjoy this mock and hopefully enjoy who your team takes tonight.
With less than two weeks until the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, several questions still remain.
The quarterback and number one receiver share a special bond. That is what happened this year at BYU with Zach Wilson and Dax Milne. Milne burst onto the scene this year, catching 70 passes for 1,188 yards and eight touchdowns. With Wilson declaring for the draft, Milne followed in hopes that his one year of outstanding production would shoot him up draft boards.
The New York Jets own the second overall selection in this month’s NFL Draft following a 2-14 season. They also own the 23rd selection following their trade of Jamaal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks.
There are many occasions of players having a strong pre-draft process that sends their draft stock soaring. A great example of that this year is Houston’s edge rusher, Payton Turner. Turner has a bunch of tools at his disposal that make him a very intriguing prospect with a ton of upside in the draft.
Today marks exactly a month away from day one of the 2021 NFL Draft. This week, the NFL world was hit with two massive trades that re-shaped the landscape of the draft.
The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
At this time, the New York Jets have some assets to be excited about. The team is also not perfect. There are some fair questions and concerns to have at certain positions.
With the 2021 NFLDraft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for all 32 NFL teams. Here are those three questions for the New York Jets.
The New York Jets just finished an exciting offseason. Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh completed their first draft together. The class is headlined by the second overall pick in the draft, Zach Wilson.
With every new sports season comes a schedule scattered with intriguing matchups that keep the sport fresh. From rookie debuts to coaches or players facing their former teams, there’s a new meaning given to certain contests. The newly released 2021 NFL regular season schedule has no shortage of “red letter” days for sure.
Coming into the 2021 NFL Draft, the New York Jets had holes at just about every position on the roster. With Sam Darnold traded to the Carolina Panthers before the draft, New York desperately needed a quarterback and basically every other offensive skill position. While the top of their draft was efficient in providing help for Wilson for his first year in the league.
Happy Draft Day everyone! After many months of speculation, mock drafts, trades, and smoke screens, we finally get to see what players land on what teams. Enjoy this mock and hopefully enjoy who your team takes tonight.
With less than two weeks until the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, several questions still remain.
The quarterback and number one receiver share a special bond. That is what happened this year at BYU with Zach Wilson and Dax Milne. Milne burst onto the scene this year, catching 70 passes for 1,188 yards and eight touchdowns. With Wilson declaring for the draft, Milne followed in hopes that his one year of outstanding production would shoot him up draft boards.
The New York Jets own the second overall selection in this month’s NFL Draft following a 2-14 season. They also own the 23rd selection following their trade of Jamaal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks.
There are many occasions of players having a strong pre-draft process that sends their draft stock soaring. A great example of that this year is Houston’s edge rusher, Payton Turner. Turner has a bunch of tools at his disposal that make him a very intriguing prospect with a ton of upside in the draft.
Today marks exactly a month away from day one of the 2021 NFL Draft. This week, the NFL world was hit with two massive trades that re-shaped the landscape of the draft.
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