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Greg Armstrong answers your New York Jets twitter questions for week one…
Football is BACK (I had to pinch myself and tried not to get too excited until there was actually football on my tv). We made it everyone. Throughout the year, I’ll be putting out the bat signal for questions on twitter every Tuesday or Wednesday and we’ll do this pick six every week. Thank you to all that submitted questions. (more…)
Dalbin Osorio with a pick six of matchups to watch for in Jets vs. Lions…
We have finally made it Jets fans! After an eventful offseason, we are now a few hours away from kicking things off officially in the Sam Darnold Era. Head Coach Todd Bowles said that the Jets are going up to Detroit to win a game, and these are six things i’ll be looking for as the team aims to do exactly that in week one.
Dalbin Osorio with six potential trade targets for the New York Jets at edge rusher…
Fresh off the Teddy Bridgewater trade, the New York Jets are now armed with 3 top 100 picks in next year’s NFL Draft. With their franchise QB in tow, it is now time for Mike Maccagnan o turn their eyes towards filling the last major need this team has, and that is an edge rusher.
Some will argue that the Jets need a left tackle:, they do not seeing as how Kelvin Beachum is the starter with one year left under contract and has been fine when healthy. An injury can change that, but it’s not necessarily a need right now. Others will say that the team should prepare for life after James Carpenter but next year’s free agent offensive line class includes guards Mike Iupati, Andy Levitre, and Jonathan Cooper: I say that to say that it’s possible the Jets bring Carpenter back for one year because he’d be a top four guard available.
With that in mind, what if the team decides they don’t want to wait until next year to try and target Nick Bosa, Clelin Ferrell, or Josh Allen? These are six guys they can try and use their draft capital to acquire now to fill that long-unfilled need.
Dalbin Osorio with a TOJ Pick Six of 2018 NFL Draft thoughts for the New York Jets
We have finally made it to arguably the most important draft week of the last decade for the New York Football Jets. The Jets moved up to the third spot in the NFL Draft about a month ago, with their eyes on finally drafting a franchise QB. While there is some skepticism over who Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan will pick, the odds are lined up for Jets fans to be very happy. That, coupled with an impactful offseason filled with younger additions, has Jets fans more excited than usual for the upcoming season. Here are six things I’m thinking as we enter this very important week.
Dalbin Osorio with six players the New York Jets can target with their 2018 cap space
With this article by ESPN’s Rich Cimini, eyes have now began to turn towards the 2018 offseason and a coffer filled with close to $80 million for the New York Jets. The team does not have many long term contracts, and it is a team that will now sink or swim with Christian Hackenberg, Darron Lee, Leo Williams, Quincy Enunwa, Brian Winters, and the Alpha of this team Jamal Adams. Gone are the veterans of this team, but you get the feeling that the Jets will not ignore free agency next year.
I can almost guarantee that the Jets will look to make a splash, if for no other reason than to meet the spending floor, and that guarantee will most likely be magnified if they decide to clean house one more time and fire their General Manager and Head Coach after only three seasons. Either way, expect them to spend, and here are six guys the Jets could look to target next offseason if they hit the market, who could be wearing a betfair new jersey in 2018.
Dalbin Osorio with a TOJ Pick Six of final thoughts on the New York Jets 2017 draft class
I always like to provide you all with my immediate thoughts (if you follow me on Twitter, you get those) and then give more in depth thoughts a couple of weeks later. Like what I hope Christian Hackenburg does not throw this season, let’s take this Pick Six back on the 2017 Jets draft class…
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Joe Malfa on six prospective trades in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft
The inherent flaw in creating mock drafts is the fact that they don’t account for trades. Joe Malfa takes a look at a few trades that may ultimately shake up the entire draft:
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Dalbin Osorio with a TOJ Pick Six on offensive and defensive linemen in the 2017 NFL Draft the New York Jets could target
For this week’s #PickSix, i’ll be going in the trenches to rank six offensive and defensive linemen in the 2017 NFL Draft the New York Jets could target. Some may think they don’t need to add players on either side, but this is a team that could stand to add depth. For clarification, this will not include EDGEs because to me, that has evolved into its own position group…
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Dalbin Osorio looks at the top six TE prospects in the NFL Draft and how the New York Jets will approach the position this April…
With this week’s #PickSix, the attention turns to the tight end position, a perpetual area of weakness for the New York Jets over the past few years…
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Dalbin Osorio ranks the top six receivers in the NFL Draft and considers if the Jets may take one this April…
With this week’s #PickSix, the attention turns to the pass catchers that will be aiming to make their mark in the NFL next year. While this isn’t a class to the level of the Beckham/Evans/Watkins class, there are contributors littered all over it. Let’s breakdown the guys that we think could do a good job of catching an errant Christian Hackenberg/Bryce Petty overthrow in this week’s #PickSix..
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