King P
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Lamb >>> JeudyJeudy is winning
Official Coli Mock Draft: Pick 11 - New York Jets
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storyteller
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Unless they've traded for Trent, I'm going with OT here. Thomas gets my nod.
The alternative I'd love is Lamb (you can substitute Jeudy but I prefer Lamb) and trade for Trent...as long as we keep our second rounder.
The alternative I'd love is Lamb (you can substitute Jeudy but I prefer Lamb) and trade for Trent...as long as we keep our second rounder.
feelosofer
#ninergang
Andrew Thomas, I like Becton better but I can understand the argument that Andrew is a better system fit.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Who is that “one?” Folks just say that but I dont think those ones will be as good as Lamb or J.
none of them. Lamb is instant red zone scoring and is the best high point receiver Ive ever seen. You arent finding that anywhere else in the draft
I can see reagor, Mims, aiyuk, claypool, Pittman,Gandy-golden I mean it’s a ton of them...no they aren’t as good as lamb and Jeudy.....but the lineman are more valuable and harder to get to me...and it’s a larger gap between the 1st rd OLs to the 2nd rd OLs than it is between the receivers...
im not sure what type of wr you guys need but I know you guys need a WR 1....are you really going to start Fant or Edoga at LT...Darnold can’t make any passes on his back and the Levon can’t do much without any gaps.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Great lineman are really found after the first round with much more frequency than the WR position. its a larger pool to choose from.
For the Jets I think it is more needed for them to grab one of the lineman than a wr....Darnold is not going to do anything if he can’t make the pass and leveon.
Now if the jets make the move for Trent Williams Im saying take lamb or jeudy all day.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
And that need can be found in the second round and beyond. OL is always much deeper than the WR position.
way too often 2nd rounders and beyond pan out at o-line compared to WRs.
Brother if it was so easy to find people would find them often...that’s like saying don’t take a qb or de.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
I never said easy. I said easier. Its a wider pool to pick from. More players available. Three times more available than are WRs. If Joe Douglass is a OL guru, he should trust his instincts in the 2nd round and beyond to hit on a lineman.
What about safety?
