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As much as I believe the Jets need an OT and a WR, if it comes down to Bowers and Odunze, I think I might have to go with Bowers as well,...
I would absolutely hate that move by the Jets. Trading up for a WR when Alt was sitting there, and to make matters worse, that WR is Odunze who...
NO! Why would SF want to trade him? If it's because of money cap space, the Jets can afford him even less than SF. Even though Aiyuk is good,...
What you makes good sense if we had a competent owner, but we don't. He doesn't have a clue whether JD is the right man for the GM job or if JD...
Constant turnover has definitely been a problem with the Jets in their history, but the problem is stability isn't going to come when there isn't...
It's too early for me to say. A lot depends upon this draft, and any moves he makes after the draft. If he has a great draft, then I'll lean...
Trading up for an LT is one of the few situations where I think it is acceptable, but in this situation, the Jets need a WR almost as much as they...
Because trading up in the 1st round is not the way to build a roster. Getting more picks is better than less picks. Since they don't have a...
Don't take Bowers Don't ignore the age and health of Smith and Moses, and the lack of even one young starting-caliber OT on the roster - do the...
I think he's plug and play as a pass blocker, although his technique can use some refinement there. IMO he mostly needs work on his run blocking,...
I can understand that, and it would be a bit surprising, but perhaps he's fed up with all the OL injuries, and maybe AVT hasn't worked hard to...
That makes more sense, but I don't think the Jets would be able to move up for just a 4th round pick. The only way that trading up to take Odunze...
Why not Fashanu?
That's great to hear. I wonder why none of the scouting reports have talked about his athleticism.
Colleges still protect young men, especially big time athletes. They cover stuff up, don't investigate or do a sham investigation. I don't doubt...
