Mockseason 2.0 (new More Realistic) Signings Bryant Johnson - SLOT Marcus Trufant - Good CB Jordan Gross - NEED T Terrell Suggs - WE have the money Trades Pennington 7th rounder and 09 3rd Rounder to Vikings for 2nd Rounder Mock Draft 1 (5)Chris Long, D, Virginia 2 (6) Quentin Groves LB Aurburn 2 (17) Eric Young G Tennessee 3 (6) Joe Flaco Qb Deleware 3 (11) Roy Schuening G Oregon St. 4 (6)Martin Rucker TE Mizzouri 5 (6) Owen Schmitt FB West Virginia Depth Chart QB Clemens Flaco RB Jones Washington FB Schmitt Kowalowski TE Rucker Baker WR1 Coles WR2 Cothcery WR3 Johnson Stucki Smith LT D'Brick LG Eric Young Moore C Mangold RG Schuening Moore RT Gross DT Robertson LDE Long RDE Ellis, Coleman LOLB Groves Thomas LILB Vilma Barton RILB Harris Barton ROLB Suggs Hobson LCB Revis Miller RCB Trufant FS Elam Coleman SS Rhodes Smith K Nugent P Graham KR Washington Miller PR Miller
I should have stopped reading after signing Mike Williams but then i see you want trade Cotchery as well. You're going to get rid of Cotchery for a WR who lives on the IR while, Cotch plays hurt? Whats wrong with you? Re-evaluate your offseason.
1) Samuel, Suggs, Andrews, and Bryant will probably be too expensive for the Jets' blood 2) Not sure if Stuckey and Cotch for Walker and 3rd would be beneficial to the Jets; I liked what I saw from Stuckey this off-season 3) Oher probably won't last till the 3rd 4) I like the emphasis on OL
This is a disaster. Mike Williams? Michael Oher in the third? At DT? The dude is arguably the top LT in this draft if he came out. Aso as a FS? Why would we give up Cotch for Walker? Why would we draft another LT in the first? And why we play him at G? Robertson isn't a 7th rounder. Rucker probably goes before the 4th.
Come on dude, this is ridiculous and you know it. Why bother? Cotchery and Stucki to Broncos for Javon Walker and 3rd Rounder??? Why????? Pennington to Vikings for 3rd Rounder?? He's not worth near a 3rd. Samuel AND Asomugha??? One of those would be a stretch... And Suggs???? Ever heard of a salary cap? Mike Williams got cut by Oakland, who has the worst recieving core in the NFL. Michael Oher plays OT. 3 offensive lineman in 3 rounds and Andrews??? Why would Dallas make that trade? This looks like a Madden offseason to me....... This was the worst attempt at a mock offseason I've ever seen on this place. I hope this was a joke, but I get the feeling it wasn't.
wow....is this madden...no room to pay the draft picks...trade cotch...i stopped after that...come on man, javon walker is horrible...he cant even stay on the field
we would be lucky to sign just one of the 3 players out of Andrews, Suggs, and Samuel... The Jets signing Andrews, Suggs AND Samuel is... Slim to none... Not gonna happen
Dylanjets, it needs some more work. We spend a ton of money to get Terrell Suggs (who is 90% going to be franchised) and then we draft 2 pass rushing OLBs w/our first 2 picks? Even if we dont get Suggs, we should not spend our first 2 draft picks on pass rushing OLBs. And what ever happened to Bryan Thomas on your depth chart? And then 2 guards drafted in the first 3 rounds?? Lets try 1 guard. I'm not in love w/Brandon Moore myself (he just disappeared from your depth chart despite the fact that he was signed to an extension) but he fills the positon temporarily. Need to spend that extra 3rd rounder on something else like CB or WR (because we are not getting Samuel).
This is better, but still, we'd be lucky if Samuel or Suggs hit the open market. And we'd be VERY lucky to get one of them. Samuel is a better possibility to hit the open market since the Pats drafted Brandon Merriwhether in the 1st last year. The draft looks pretty solid, but the Pennington trade seems a little unrealistic. Plus, Tannenbaum and other sports analysts have said that Pennington will return next season (But I suppose that could change). Also, I don't think Owen Schmitt will last that long. I like the offensive line attention. Depth is an issue as well as starters at LG and RT (Andrews plays RT I assume.) This version is better than the last though...
