ORLANDO, Fla. — CEO Christopher Johnson said he’s excited that the Jets moved up from No. 6 overall to No. 3 in the draft. He also said he was putting on his best poker face so as not to reveal which position the Jets are focusing on.
“This is, I’m 100 percent sure, having talked with [general manager] Mike Maccagnan and [vice president of player personnel] Brian Heimerdinger and the coaches, that we are going to do something special with that number three spot,” he said Sunday.
Johnson expressed disappointment that the Jets failed to get their No.