Depending on if Muhammad Wilkerson is dealt could have a trickle down affect on the team focusing on strengthen certain parts of the team like offensive line, wide receiver, defensive back and/or front seven... So what if the Jets get a couple of selections for Mo in this draft could open the door for a few other players being dealt for mid to late round picks...
1) Brian Winters coming off the best season he has had to date, entering his contract year of his rookie deal could entice the Jets to move him for a early day three selection... Even though he was a third round selection himself his stock right now would be a top end fourth round selection...
2) How many tight ends are too many and for a coordinator that uses blocking ends and H-backs why do we keep hearing the Jets need a tight end? Jace Amaro is much more than a traditional tight end but his size in this offense one would expect him to be an inline tight end but the problem with Amaro he can not block worth a damn... So since he is from the last regime and speculation there is a fracture between Jace and the team could he be dealt for a third or fourth round selection?
3) Like Brian Winters, Dakota Dozier another product of the Idzik era shown little potential last year lining up at both guard and center... It doesn't seem like he has a chance to crack into the starting lineup anytime soon or in the near future, would it be best served to see if anyone is interested in doling out a day three pick for his services?
4) Zac Stacy coming off injured reserve showed potential last year to be more than just a situational player on offense showcasing he has ability to be a returner... Unfortunately cracking a role on the active 53 this year looks to be nearly impossible... For a team looking for depth, or has an opening for a third down receiving back, returner option may fork over a sixth or seventh round selection to give him a chance to bolster their depth chart...
5) Loading up on outside linebackers, looking for potential could spell the end of another aging option who has only been in the league for a short time in Trevor Reilly... Reilly has shown potential but turning 29 and only in his third year could have the team looking to get younger and more explosive... Reilly has a good motor, is a good special teams player that can produce on defense... Unfortunately his down fall is that first step, it is like he is frozen on the snap of the ball... Early day three selection could be gotten in a trade for him...
Even though this is pure speculation, this could be useful on a team with a plethora of needs and only six picks to work with... Have to really look at each position and try to decide do they really need these player(s) above or could they move on from them and be okay...
1) Brian Winters coming off the best season he has had to date, entering his contract year of his rookie deal could entice the Jets to move him for a early day three selection... Even though he was a third round selection himself his stock right now would be a top end fourth round selection...
2) How many tight ends are too many and for a coordinator that uses blocking ends and H-backs why do we keep hearing the Jets need a tight end? Jace Amaro is much more than a traditional tight end but his size in this offense one would expect him to be an inline tight end but the problem with Amaro he can not block worth a damn... So since he is from the last regime and speculation there is a fracture between Jace and the team could he be dealt for a third or fourth round selection?
3) Like Brian Winters, Dakota Dozier another product of the Idzik era shown little potential last year lining up at both guard and center... It doesn't seem like he has a chance to crack into the starting lineup anytime soon or in the near future, would it be best served to see if anyone is interested in doling out a day three pick for his services?
4) Zac Stacy coming off injured reserve showed potential last year to be more than just a situational player on offense showcasing he has ability to be a returner... Unfortunately cracking a role on the active 53 this year looks to be nearly impossible... For a team looking for depth, or has an opening for a third down receiving back, returner option may fork over a sixth or seventh round selection to give him a chance to bolster their depth chart...
5) Loading up on outside linebackers, looking for potential could spell the end of another aging option who has only been in the league for a short time in Trevor Reilly... Reilly has shown potential but turning 29 and only in his third year could have the team looking to get younger and more explosive... Reilly has a good motor, is a good special teams player that can produce on defense... Unfortunately his down fall is that first step, it is like he is frozen on the snap of the ball... Early day three selection could be gotten in a trade for him...
Even though this is pure speculation, this could be useful on a team with a plethora of needs and only six picks to work with... Have to really look at each position and try to decide do they really need these player(s) above or could they move on from them and be okay...
