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We have the #51 prospect on the 2021 GGN Big Board. And the winner is: Dillon Radunz, Offensive Tackle, North Dakota State! With Radunz taking the 51st spot, our crowd sourced Big Board now looks like this:
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson Zach Wilson, QB, BYU Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State Ja’Marr Chase, WR, LSU Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon Devonta Smith, WR, Alabama Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida (Tie for #6 with Smith) Patrick Surtain II, CB,...Photo by George Gojkovich/Getty Images
Good morning, Gang Green Nation! The 2021 NFL draft will be here soon, and this draft. along with the 2022 draft, are the most consequential drafts for the Jets in a long, long time. After tearing down the team Mike Maccagnan built brick by brick, Joe Douglas has accumulated a boatload of draft capital. The Jets have more draft capital in back to back drafts than they ever have since the draft was reduced to seven rounds. For Joe Douglas, unlike most...
GM Joe Douglas' bold trades have left him with enough picks -- and no excuses -- to change the direction of the franchise over the next two drafts.
Reviewing the New York Jets depth chart prior to April 29 is sort of like watching The Office without Michael Scott. What’s the damn point? Michael Scott is The Office, just as Tony Soprano is The Sopranos and Larry David is the genius behind Seinfeld (sorry, Jerry).
Sam Darnold is gone, resolving the question of his New York Jets fate. Now, another rises in his place: now what? Following Darnold’s dealing to Carolina earlier this week, the Jets now hold ten picks in the 2021 NFL Draft, which begins on April 29.
During Mike LaFleur’s time in San Francisco, the 49ers offense was well-known for its usage of a “running back by committee” approach. In 2020, for example, San Francisco had three different running backs carry the ball at least 80 times.
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With the dust settling on the Sam Darnold trade, I believe we can comfortably decipher that the 2nd pick will be a QB. More specifically that QB will most likely be Zach Wilson. Like it or hate it, that is most likely what will transpire. What is a little murkier, is what we do at pick 23. The possibilities here are numerous, but there are a few choices that make more sense than others. If there is a move that you like more than the ones I have listed, please share...
We have the #50 prospect on the 2021 GGN Big Board. And the winner is: Ronnie Perkins, Edge, Oklahoma! With Perkins taking the 50th spot, our crowd sourced Big Board now looks like this:
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson Zach Wilson, QB, BYU Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State Ja’Marr Chase, WR, LSU Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon Devonta Smith, WR, Alabama Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida (Tie for #6 with Smith) Patrick Surtain II, CB, Alabama Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech Jaylen Waddle, WR, Alabama Rashawn...Photo by Al Pereira/New York Jets/Getty Images
Good morning, Gang Green Nation! With all the talk about quarterbacks and sometimes cornerbacks, receivers and offensive linemen, lost in the shuffle is a glaring Jets need at linebacker. The Jets are woefully thin at linebacker. Not only is it a sore spot this year, but it’s even more worrisome next year, when C.J. Mosley likely will not be with the team, and Jarrad Davis may not be here either. With free agency mostly over, the NFL draft may...
Part of the reason behind the Jets receiving little interest for their pick stems from the league believing they will use it on a QB.
The New York Jets are in quite a unique spot with the 23rd pick in the 2021 NFL draft. The team is desperate for elite talent and depth. Basically, the team is desperate for quality football players.
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The Jets will almost assuredly be picking a quarterback second overall in a few weeks at the upcoming NFL Draft. I felt like this was a good time to reflect on other times in recent history when the Jets drafted a quarterback early.
On today’s podcast I look back at quarterbacks the Jets have picked in either the first or second rounds since the year 2000. I do my best to remember what I thought at the time of the pick and try to recall lessons I learned...
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We have the #49 prospect on the 2021 GGN Big Board. And the winner is: Nick Bolton, Linebacker, Missouri! With Bolton taking the 49th spot, our crowd sourced Big Board now looks like this:
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson Zach Wilson, QB, BYU Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State Ja’Marr Chase, WR, LSU Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon Devonta Smith, WR, Alabama Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida (Tie for #6 with Smith) Patrick Surtain II, CB, Alabama Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia...Adam Hagy-USA TODAY Sports
The NFL draft is right around the corner and you can’t turn around without bumping into a big board or a mock draft. The excitement around the NFL is palpable, and no more evident than within the Jets fanbase. It’s our opportunity to get better. Over the coming weeks I’ll be looking to release my personal positional rankings for certain groups. I haven’t done this for a while, and it’s based purely on what I see with a small sprinkling of scheme fit for...
Jet X bids farewell to Sam Darnold by looking back on his finest 14 moments as the New York Jets quarterback. For a kid who couldn’t nail down the consistency part of his game, while dealing with a lot over his first three professional seasons, Darnold put up several mind-boggling plays.
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Good morning, Gang Green Nation! A few news items recently. The Jets are interested in possibly signing Brian Hoyer as a backup quarterback, and the Jets signed offensive lineman Corey Levin and safety Bennett Jackson in free agency. These are the kinds of players that, if they ever see major playing time for the Jets in 2021, something has gone very wrong. Back of the roster guys aren’t exciting, but you still need to fill out a 53 man roster, and...
Joe Douglas didn’t take the Sam Darnold trade lightly, and the Jets GM acknowledged how difficult it was telling the quarterback that he had been traded to the Panthers.
The Jets aren't concerned about Wilson's surgically repaired shoulder.
New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas is rooting for quarterback Sam Darnold after Gang Green traded him to the Carolina Panthers for three future draft...
New York Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley announced through Instagram that he has been administered the first of two COVID-19 vaccinations. According to his post, Mosley has received the Janssen vaccine and is due for a second shot at a date to be determined.