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Aaron Rodgers was pleased with the New York Jets' decision to select wide receiver Malachi Corley with the No. 65 overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft on…
The Jets have jumped up the board to begin the third round.
Coming into the 2024 NFL offseason, the New York Jets had very clear goals to accomplish with their roster. For the second straight season, their offense torpedoed any chances the team had to be competitive and make a run at the postseason.
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The Jets traded up in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft to pick Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley.
The Jets traded with the Carolina Panthers. In exchange for the top pick in the third round, 65th overall. In exchange, the Jets gave up their own third round pick, 72nd overall, and the fifth round pick acquired last night in the trade with the Minnesota Vikings, 157th overall.
Many analysts figured the Jets would use their top two selections...
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The Jets traded up at the top of the third round to select Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley. The Jets gave up the 72nd and 157th picks in the trade.
Trade comp: The Jets traded picks 72 and 157 for the 65th pick, where they took WR Malachi Corley. #Jets
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) April 27, 2024Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesPlease do not post spoilers before a pick is officially announced.
It is night two of the 2024 NFL Draft from Detroit.
On night one, the New York Jets added Olu Fashanu, the player they hope will be their left tackle of the future. A trade down also netted the Jets a fourth round pick and swapped a sixth round pick for a fifth round pick. Those selections are scheduled for tomorrow, however, when rounds four through seven are...
One of the more fascinating NFL Draft betting markets revolves around Mr. Irrelevant, which is the term given to the final pick in the seventh round of every draft.
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If the Jets want to move up, they have some ability to do so.
The New York Jets have a single pick on day two of the 2024 NFL Draft. However, through a series of moves, including a trade down in the first round the Jets own five picks in the final four rounds.
Rumors are already flying about the Jets potentially looking to move up on the second day. How far could they move up.
We will consult the classic Cowboys trade chart, which assigns a certain...
The New York Jets had a successful first night of the 2024 NFL Draft. They seized an opportunity to trade down, compiling more picks and assets to use later on in the draft to continue upgrading their roster.
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It takes a couple of years to truly grade a Draft class. Grades given immediately after a pick are frequently wrong and the subject of ridicule years later.
That doesn’t stop analysts from churning out instant grades.
For now let’s say Draft grades are stupid...unless they praise the Jets.
Joseph Acosta (SB Nation): AThe Jets have to make sure Aaron Rodgers is protected not only for 2024, but beyond. Yes, they signed Tyron Smith and acquired...
The Jets made multiple moves to bolster their offensive line earlier in the offseason, so many linked the club ahead of the draft with Georgia Bulldogs star tight end Brock Bowers.
The New York Jets acquired extra draft capital by trading back a spot and taking Fashanu in 2024 NFL draft.
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What does the Jimmy Johnson trade value chart say about the Jets’ trade down?
A few weeks back I wrote about how the NFL actually values picks when they trade them and which of the draft value tables was most accurate with data suggesting the Jimmy Johnson table was best.
Then, serendipitously as far as that article was concerned, the New York Jets actually went ahead and traded picks for picks in Thursday’s NFL draft. I also saw some comments...
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The first night of the 2024 NFL Draft is now in the books. The Jets have a new left tackle of the future, Olu Fashanu. The team traded down one slot from 10 to 11 to take the Penn State prospect. In the process, the Jets picked...
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Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Unfortunately due to my normal job, today’s FC will have been created prior to the start of the NFL draft - and for that I do apologize as I won’t be able to add much to the conversation in today’s monologue or in the links below it. Hopefully you enjoyed the first round of the draft - and hopefully the...
Assuming they will keep 9, possibly 10, on the active roster in 2024, what does the Jets offensive line look like right now? Let’s take a look and see how things break down after the Olu Fashanu addition.
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he is experiencing "absolutely zero pain" from the 2023 season-ending Achilles injury he suffered in September.…
Coming into the 2024 NFL offseason, the New York Jets had a few pressing needs on their roster. Most of the holes were on the offensive side of the ball, where their level of production during the 2023 season was putrid.
The Vikings traded up to the No. 10 pick with the Jets to select quarterback J.J. McCarthy on Thursday at the NFL draft.
The Vikings got their QB, and the Jets got an extra pick for moving up one spot. Was there a clear winner?