TOJ at SB Nation New York breaking down the Jets positional draft needs, continuing today with the running backs.
Category Archives: 2011 NFL Draft
TOJ at SB Nation New York with who ten of the latest mock drafts have the Jets selecting with the 30th overall pick.
TOJ begins his Jets positional draft analysis at SB Nation New York with the offensive line. Will the Jets look to improve their depth or find a new starter at right tackle?
The number of question marks surrounding the New York Jets defense heading into the Draft is at a somewhat worrisome number. Rex Ryan is a great defensive mind, who has the ability to get more out of less, yet the Jets have holes to fill at all three levels of their defense if they want to remain among …
AJ takes his first crack at projecting the first round in the NFL Draft… 1. Carolina Panthers- Cam Newton, QB, Auburn People with more inside information than me seem to think Carolina is leaning towards a QB and a “face of the franchise,” Cam Newton would be both 2. Denver Broncos- Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama …
http://newyork.sbnation.com/new-york-jets/2011/4/8/2098750/2011-nfl-mock-draft-defense-defense-more-defense Two players are emerging as front runners to be the Jets selection at number 30 in the upcoming draft.
http://newyork.sbnation.com/2011/4/7/2096941/new-york-jets-draft-needs-defensive-line-outside-linebacker-top-the TOJ at SB Nation NY begins his position by position preview of the NFL Draft for the New York Jets, starting with summarizing their top needs. I also took a little informal Twitter poll of who a few other fellow Jets writers/bloggers have the team taking with the 30th overall pick, with the first round only …
After checking about 4,200 mock drafts, ranging from the cracked out enthusiasm of the schizophrenic Mel Kiper, the “fatdudewithablog.com” mock draft, and even the lowly ESPN stat boy who has created entire formulas of efficiency regarding the maximum upside of every draft pick. I have learned absolutely nothing about potential draft choices. Actually less than …
Read “I Dreamed A Dream – The 2011 Draft and How To Survive The Doldrums”
Fear not, back from the dead, but most definitely back is TOJ’s Prospect Watch. This time around we will dissect Oregon State defensive lineman Stephen Paea, yes, the guy who benched 225lbs 49 times at the combine. Paea, originally from the Kingdom of Tonga, an archipelago of 176 islands in the South Pacific Ocean, moved …
http://newyork.sbnation.com/new-york-jets/2011/4/1/2085245/2011-nfl-mock-draft-defense-dominates-for-jets-as-draft-approaches TOJ rounds up who recent mock drafts have the Jets selecting with the 30th overall pick.
