Nonsense. It’s all nonsense that distracts us from the real prize, the real strategy that’d move the New York Jets towards a legitimate football future.
Veteran skilled players be damned. The house must first be built.
Think of the current holes on the Jets depth chart.
- Left tackle
- Edge 1
- Center
- Edge 2
- Mike (or No. 3 linebacker)
- Left guard
- Nickel back (Cornerback 3)
- Wide receiver 1 (or slot wideout if leaving Quincy Enunwa and Robby Anderson as 1 and 2)
- 1-Technique defensive tackle/3-4 nose tackle (ahead of Nathan Shepherd)
- Blocking tight end
- Backup quarterback
- Tight end No.