Best-case scenario for the team’s offseason: Tackle Mekhi Becton shows up healthy and in shape for the conditioning program in April. As for the roster, they can divide their needs into two categories: Immediate needs (safety, tight end, wide receiver and guard) and upgrades (edge rusher, cornerback and tackle). A good offseason might look like this: Tight end C.J. Uzomah and safety Terrell Edmunds in free agency, with pass-rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux, wide receiver Drake London and cornerback Andrew Booth Jr. in the draft.
Worst-case scenario for the team’s offseason: Four picks in the top 38 is like shooting fish in a barrel, right? Well, the Jets have been known to misfire from point-blank range, so you never know. The one thing they can't do is become so obsessed with propping up Wilson that they forget about the defense, which lacks playmakers on all three levels. It would be a misuse of their resources if they fail to come out of it with an edge player and a ball hawk in the secondary.
ESPN Rich Cimini
Worst-case scenario for the team’s offseason: Four picks in the top 38 is like shooting fish in a barrel, right? Well, the Jets have been known to misfire from point-blank range, so you never know. The one thing they can't do is become so obsessed with propping up Wilson that they forget about the defense, which lacks playmakers on all three levels. It would be a misuse of their resources if they fail to come out of it with an edge player and a ball hawk in the secondary.
ESPN Rich Cimini