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Rangers’ Igor Shesterkin matches Mike Richter’s franchise-best playoff winning streak https://nypost.com/2024/05/10/sports/igor-shesterkin-matches-mike-richters-rangers-best-playoff-winning-streak/ -
It’s probable that Breece will be Rodgers’ #2 target behind Wilson. He likes getting the TE involved, so Conklin could easily come in at #3. As long as Williams is healthy, he’ll get his share - if for no other reason than to free up Wilson downfield more. I expect Corley to be in the top five mix as well. That’s not a bad core group at all, it’s just that there’s a drop off after them. Their best depth is probably at TE. I wasn’t worried about them not adding another WR late in the draft because I think they’d be better served this year finding one last guy in the mini draft, same place I expect to find the last IOL reserve. They’re in a decent place, and it’s unlikely that they’re done. -
Jets trade the No. 10 overall pick in 2024 NFL Draft to Vikings The Jets likely never considered selecting a QB in the first round and ultimately capitalized on Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy's mild draft-day slide by acquiring additional picks without giving up much. As part of the first trade of the draft, New York sent the 10th and 203rd selections for picks No. 11, 129 and 157. The Jets spent the 11th pick on OT Olu Fashanu, the heir apparent to free-agent signee Tyron Smith, but the way they used the other selections from Minnesota made them one of the bigger winners of the draft. New York later packaged the 157th pick in a deal with Carolina to select Malachi Corley, a receiver the Jets desperately tried to move up for in the second round, 65th overall. Then, the Jets traded the 129th selection to San Francisco for picks 173 and 176, which New York used to draft RB Isaiah Davis and CB Qwan'tez Stiggers, respectively. Davis and Stiggers will probably only play special teams in the NFL, but Corley should have an important role on offense as a rookie. That's quite a haul to get for essentially free.
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