Jets hold Picks #2, #16, #33 and #44 in 2026 Draft

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  1. BrowningNagle

    BrowningNagle 1992 Rookie of the Year

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    4.3 for a tight end is incredible. Maybe they should just take Sadiq.

    Maybe you trade down from 16 to like 20ish, grab a solid mid round pick/swap for your troubles and add Sadiq!
     
  2. Borat

    Borat Well-Known Member

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    They have a better situation in large part BECAUSE they make smart moves. That was one of them. Depending on how the draft board falls and the compensation I don't think it is wise to simply rule out trading up (or down) because we are rebuilding.
     
  3. Jonathan_Vilma

    Jonathan_Vilma Well-Known Member

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    That’s cool. The move you reference has nothing to do with a team in a rebuild and everything to do with a championship team throwing gas on the fire.

    And as Nagle stated, Carter was a more unique situation than trading up for Lemon would be. I don’t think there’s much of a drop off from Lemon to Concepcion or some of the other guys.

    In general I think it’s a pretty weak receiver class at the top but there are some nice players in the top half of the second round for us. Not the year to trade up for one, that’s for sure.
     
  4. Borat

    Borat Well-Known Member

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    Fair enough on Lemon, like I said all depends on evaluation. But what if Tate starts sliding and say reaches 10 or so? Do you like him enough to at least attempt to trade up? Or he is also in similar ball park from what you've seen?
     
  5. Jonathan_Vilma

    Jonathan_Vilma Well-Known Member

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    There’s not a single player I think I’d trade a second round pick to move up to get in the Jets situation, no.

    And I like Tate a lot.
     
  6. abyzmul

    abyzmul R.J. MacReady, 21018 Funniest Member Award Winner

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    I like the dual receiving threats at TE as long as one of them can block. Belichick tried to find that combo of TEs for like a decade, you can look at his drafting history up until he landed Gronk and Hernandez, every year or every other year he drafted TE early.

    My favorite combo in that vein was Moose Johnston and Jay Novacek, but they got outshined by the rest of that stacked offense in Dallas.
     
  7. ConcordeChops

    ConcordeChops 2018 International Poster Award Winner

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    Do we all think Reese is locked in at 2? I still have a suspicion that it might be Bailey (but hope I’m wrong)
     
  8. Borat

    Borat Well-Known Member

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    While you never know for sure, it is very high probability:

    Player Consensus Odds Adjusted Probability (%)
    Arvell Reese
    (LB, Ohio State) -230 65.1%
    David Bailey
    (EDGE, Texas Tech) +230 26.4%
    Sonny Styles
    (LB, Ohio State) +1200 6.7%
    Rueben Bain Jr.
    (EDGE, Miami) +1800 1.8%
     

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