Show Your Mock 2022 (All JN Mock Drafts Merged)

[Hal N of Provo]

33 minutes ago, BklynJetsFan85 said:

Not singling you out per se... ive seen a lot of people with the williams pick at 10 - i feel like it carries risk... as with any knee injury. They of course say he will make full recovery bla bla bla... but risk the 10th pick to do it? 

Some teams are in a better position to take risks.   The Jets have too many holes to take a known risk like that.   

[Barry McCockinner]

+4 2023 2nd round picks.

[Claymation]

 

[Sonny Werblin]

 

 

Trade back special. I think the Baltimore and Buffalo trades are unrealistic, but it was fun nonetheless. 6 picks in the top 50 and 9 in the top 76 offer lots of options.

                                         

18. Tyler Linderbaum OC Iowa

 

25. Devin Lloyd LB Utah

35. Cameron Thomas EDGE San Diego State

38. Trey McBride TE Colorado State

45. Isaiah Spiller RB Texas A&M

49. Derion Kendrick CB Georgia

57. Lecitus Smith OG Virginia Tech

69. Jake Ferguson TE Wisconsin

76. Wan'Dale Robinson WR Kentucky 

114. Yusuf Corker S Kentucky

145. Myron Cunningham OT Arkansas

162. JoJo Domann LB Nebraska

2023 BAL 2nd

2023 BUF 2nd

 

Trade Details

Received: Pick 14 - Jameson Williams and Pick 89 - Matthew Butler

 Received: Pick 18 and Pick 49

Trade Details

 Received: Pick 10 - Derek Stingley Jr. and Pick 108 - Rachaad White

 Received: Pick 25, Pick 57, Pick 89 and 2023 BUF 2nd

Trade Details

Received: Pick 4 - Andrew Booth Jr.

  Received: Pick 14, Pick 45, Pick 76 and 2023 BAL 2nd

 

[kdels62]

This is how the draft is gonna go so I’m sorry if you think great CBs are unnecessary.

[derp]

30 minutes ago, kdels62 said:

This is how the draft is gonna go so I’m sorry if you think great CBs are unnecessary.

Were I to guess, those top two picks are positions they’d like to be in a position to take early next year - though I guess the early linebacker depends if they want to replace Mosley or bridge Mosley.

The team is terrible so you can justify almost any pick, but Douglas has shown us he prioritizes supporting the young QB and building inside out. Pretty clear neither is done yet, though that focus has hurt other areas of the team.

Maybe he pivots early because he feels a little pressure but feels a touch more likely (to me at least) that he continues down the path he’s on. Deviating from both would be surprising.

Feel like Douglas has a little “trust the process” in him too. Think those picks make the team better in a way I’m not sure he cares to make the team better right now.

[Jdub03]

1 hour ago, kdels62 said:

This is how the draft is gonna go so I’m sorry if you think great CBs are unnecessary.

Very similar to my last run through.  Although, there is no way we're drafting 12 guys, lol. 

[Jimmy 2 Times]

No trades.  We roll with McGovern at RG, Becton at RT, and Fant gets traded for a 2023 first round pick.

Robinson is the thunder to Carter's lightning. 

Hopefully they signed a FA receiver or Moore takes a big step. 

Either way, the run game dominates for the next 5 years and Zach can hit McBride 80 times a year off of play action.  

[BurntDice]

20 hours ago, jetstream23 said:

 

"The jetstream 12"

Better than Idzik's! lol

 

12 picks and no lbs???

[Peace Frog]

2 hours ago, BurntDice said:

12 picks and no lbs???

I want all offense but we need a bunch of LBs.  

[BurntDice]

1 hour ago, Peace Frog said:

I want all offense but we need a bunch of LBs.  

I want the opposite of last year. Defense heavy early and offense late. This draft is stacked with D in the first 2 rounds 

[jetstream23]

4 hours ago, BurntDice said:

12 picks and no lbs???

I know.  It just didn't fall that way.  Dean was off the board before Round 2.  I like Harris in Round 2 but went with Cine who I think was a good value there.

Also, I'm not familiar enough with the late round linebackers to make decent guesstimates as to who to pick.

 

[BurntDice]

1 minute ago, jetstream23 said:

I know.  It just didn't fall that way.  Dean was off the board before Round 2.  I like Harris in Round 2 but went with Cine who I think was a good value there.

Also, I'm not familiar enough with the late round linebackers to make decent guesstimates as to who to pick.

 

There’s a few good ones like Muma , asamoah, Walker. Muma is going to be at the sr bowl. I really like him a lot 

[jetstream23]

10 minutes ago, BurntDice said:

There’s a few good ones like Muma , asamoah, Walker. Muma is going to be at the sr bowl. I really like him a lot 

Funny, I just grabbed Asamoah in a mock. lol

 

[Peace Frog]

2 minutes ago, jetstream23 said:

Funny, I just grabbed Asamoah in a mock. lol

 

This would be a phenomenal draft. 

DAMN you for these trips down fantasy lane. 

[jetsons]

 

• 
  13.
  Garrett Wilson

  WR Ohio State
  
• 
  22.
  Tyler Linderbaum

  OC Iowa
  
• 
  35.
  Cameron Thomas

  EDGE San Diego State
   
• 
  38.
  Zion Johnson

  OG Boston College
   
• 
  44.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
  
• 
  53.
  Trey McBride

  TE Colorado State
  
• 
  69.
  Daniel Faalele

  OT Minnesota
   
• 
  78.
  Leon O'Neal Jr.

  S Texas A&M
  
• 
  108.
  Mykael Wright

  CB Oregon
   
• 
  116.
  Darrian Beavers

  LB Cincinnati
  
• 
  145.
  Christian Watson

  WR North Dakota State
   
• 
  162.
  JoJo Domann

  LB Nebraska
   
• 
  197.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
  
• 2023 CLE 2nd
• 2023 LV 2nd
• 2023 LV 7th

[jetsons]

On 1/25/2022 at 8:05 AM, HighPitch said:

fellas where are the wrs?

 

?

• 
  15.
  Jameson Williams

  WR Alabama
  
• 
  18.
  Tyler Linderbaum

  OC Iowa
  
• 
  35.
  Travon Walker

  EDGE Georgia
   
• 
  38.
  Zion Johnson

  OG Boston College
   
• 
  46.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
  
• 
  49.
  Trey McBride

  TE Colorado State
  
• 
  69.
  Daniel Faalele

  OT Minnesota
   
• 
  77.
  George Pickens

  WR Georgia
  
• 
  83.
  Brandon Smith

  LB Penn State
  
• 
  108.
  Alec Pierce

  WR Cincinnati
   
• 
  114.
  Darrian Beavers

  LB Cincinnati
   
• 
  145.
  Christian Watson

  WR North Dakota State
   
• 
  162.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
   
• 2023 NO 4th

[Peace Frog]

9 hours ago, jetsons said:

?

• 
  15.
  Jameson Williams

  WR Alabama
  
• 
  18.
  Tyler Linderbaum

  OC Iowa
  
• 
  35.
  Travon Walker

  EDGE Georgia
   
• 
  38.
  Zion Johnson

  OG Boston College
   
• 
  46.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
  
• 
  49.
  Trey McBride

  TE Colorado State
  
• 
  69.
  Daniel Faalele

  OT Minnesota
   
• 
  77.
  George Pickens

  WR Georgia
  
• 
  83.
  Brandon Smith

  LB Penn State
  
• 
  108.
  Alec Pierce

  WR Cincinnati
   
• 
  114.
  Darrian Beavers

  LB Cincinnati
   
• 
  145.
  Christian Watson

  WR North Dakota State
   
• 
  162.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
   
• 2023 NO 4th

Never heard of Christian Watson. Me likey. 

[Peace Frog]

9 hours ago, jetsons said:

?

• 
  15.
  Jameson Williams

  WR Alabama
  
• 
  18.
  Tyler Linderbaum

  OC Iowa
  
• 
  35.
  Travon Walker

  EDGE Georgia
   
• 
  38.
  Zion Johnson

  OG Boston College
   
• 
  46.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
  
• 
  49.
  Trey McBride

  TE Colorado State
  
• 
  69.
  Daniel Faalele

  OT Minnesota
   
• 
  77.
  George Pickens

  WR Georgia
  
• 
  83.
  Brandon Smith

  LB Penn State
  
• 
  108.
  Alec Pierce

  WR Cincinnati
   
• 
  114.
  Darrian Beavers

  LB Cincinnati
   
• 
  145.
  Christian Watson

  WR North Dakota State
   
• 
  162.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
   
• 2023 NO 4th

Although Williams in round 1 would be a tough one for me. I guess we’re not getting him any other way but ooooff I don’t know. 

[PepPep]

On 1/21/2022 at 10:23 PM, BurntDice said:

I just threw up in my mouth a bit 

Gross.

If your hand was forced to go ALL offense. Give me a better draft. Give me your version. I want to see you avoid all the prospects I proposed and have a stellar draft.  

[BurntDice]

6 minutes ago, PepPep said:

Gross.

If your hand was forced to go ALL offense. Give me a better draft. Give me your version. I want to see you avoid all the prospects I proposed and have a stellar draft.  

The first 2 rounds in this draft is defense heavy. There’s 0 reason to force offense in a draft filled with quality defensive players. 
 

Sign/trade for a wr like Allen Robinson or DJ Moore/Ridley/Cooper and sign a guard and Te and the offense is in good shape pre draft 

[PepPep]

7 minutes ago, BurntDice said:

The first 2 rounds in this draft is defense heavy. There’s 0 reason to force offense in a draft filled with quality defensive players. 
 

Sign/trade for a wr like Allen Robinson or DJ Moore/Ridley/Cooper and sign a guard and Te and the offense is in good shape pre draft 

Of course I would not go ALL offense. LOL. If my had was forced to go ALL offense, those would be my selections.  

[HighPitch]

30 minutes ago, BurntDice said:

The first 2 rounds in this draft is defense heavy. There’s 0 reason to force offense in a draft filled with quality defensive players. 
 

Sign/trade for a wr like Allen Robinson or DJ Moore/Ridley/Cooper and sign a guard and Te and the offense is in good shape pre draft 

It seems like nobody in this forum reads.

I made it pretty clear that there are a lot of people that want zach supported and not defense. I made it clear that this was for fun.

read!

also i do not agree with that this draft is better for defense. All these edge guys have big question marks. 

[doitny]

40 minutes ago, PepPep said:

Gross.

If your hand was forced to go ALL offense. Give me a better draft. Give me your version. I want to see you avoid all the prospects I proposed and have a stellar draft.  

thats simple, just look at the OP if your forced to go all offense.

WR is a huge need. Crowder, Cole and maybe Berrios are gone. just Moore and Davis are left. your not filling those all thru FA. this way we get our pick of the top 2 WRs in this draft.

wasting a 4th and a 10 on the OL is insane.

then you get the best TE which is probably Mcbride or whoever TE is around at 2a. 

then at 2b i would get a RB. 

thats if im FORCED all offense. in reality i want a Edge, WR, TE, and anyone not OL.

OL are a dime a dozen. you can get good ones on day 3 , FA, UDFA... besides i think JD gets a starting RG in FA and waits for a back up RT on day 3

[BurntDice]

53 minutes ago, HighPitch said:

It seems like nobody in this forum reads.

I made it pretty clear that there are a lot of people that want zach supported and not defense. I made it clear that this was for fun.

read!

also i do not agree with that this draft is better for defense. All these edge guys have big question marks. 

There’s a lot more to defense than edge. Take a look at the top 50 players on most big boards. What do you see? It’s usually 3/4 defense. There’s also a ton of good edge players that can be had in the early second most likely. It’s fairly deep at lb, safety, dl, cb. 
 

Also fixing the D does support Zach. Take a look at the eagles game. Zach only had what 2 drives in the second half? The defense being trash makes it much more difficult for the offense. They are on the field much less and get out of rhythm and they have to score on nearly every drive just be in the game. 

[HighPitch]

OK but I'd say one of the first round OL men, Burks and Trey mcbride at TE would be SUPER safe and make a HUGE difference

[BurntDice]

Just now, HighPitch said:

OK but I'd say one of the first round OL men, Burks and Trey mcbride at TE would be SUPER safe and make a HUGE difference

Why? Kinnard is a perfect fit for the offense and he can probably be had in the early 2nd. 
 

the same can be said for ruckert. He’s a perfect fit for the offense and will probably go in the 3rd. 

same with wrs these guys would be late first or 2nd round picks the last few years. 

there’s more than the first round man 

[BklynJetsFan85]

_{WHEELING & DEALING 101} 

 

• _8.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Andrew Booth Jr.}

  _CB, Clemson

• _10.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Tyler Linderbaum}

  _IOL, Iowa

• _35.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Daxton Hill}

  _S, Michigan

• _38.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Drake London}

  _WR, USC

• _43.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Trey McBride}

  _{TE, Colorado State}
   

• _51.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Isaiah Spiller}

  _{RB, Texas A&M}

• _74.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Kyler Gordon}

  _{CB, Washington}

• _107.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Leo Chenal}

  _{LB, Wisconsin}

• _144.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Jack Sanborn}

  _{LB, Wisconsin}

• _161.

  

  _{New York Jets}

  _{Cade Hall}

  _{EDGE, San Jose State}

_Trades: 

_{TRADE 1}

_RECEIVED

_{Round 1}

_{Pick 4}

_{Derek Stingley Jr.}

_{CB, LSU}

_{Round 3}

_{Pick 69}

_{Kingsley Enagbare}

_{EDGE, South Carolina}

---

_{Round 1}

_{Pick 8}

_{Andrew Booth Jr.}

_{CB, Clemson}

_{Round 2}

_{Pick 43}

_{Trey McBride}

_{TE, Colorado State}

_{Round 3}

_{Pick 74}

_{Kyler Gordon}

_{CB, Washington}

_{Round 2}

_{2022 Draft}

 

TRADE 2

RECEIVED

Round 2

Pick 51

Isaiah Spiller

RB, Texas A&M

---

Round 4

Pick 113

Hassan Haskins

RB, Michigan

Round 2

2022 Draft

 

Not sure about WR Drake London falling to the 2nd round... websites projecting him anywhere from early-mid 1st round to early 2nd round. draft network has him as 2nd round value. PFF has him as 1st round value. Either way - dude is 6'5 210, strong hands, very good route runner, good RAC (especially for such a big guy), now this is why I love him for the Jets:

Ball Skills: He has outstanding ball skills. He has an uncanny ability to track the deep ball. He also has an outstanding catch radius and jumping ability. So even off targeted throws he can clean up and make the QB look good. 

&

Big Play Ability: He is a big-play threat whenever his number is called. He has the speed to beat you vertically and he will likely win the contested catch. He’s a surprisingly dangerous runner with the ball in his hands, as well.

Those Wisconsin LBs are everything I love in a defensive player. They play mean and hard, especially chenal - known as the meanest/toughest enforcer in the Big 10. If hits you square - you're feeling it the next day. Like him for a lot of forced fumbles resulting from hard hits at the next level. '

The rb spiller draws comparisons to Joe Mixon...him and carter would compliment each other perfectly 

[HighPitch]

Kinnard i agree. Ruckert? No way. Some have him as a 5th rounder. Windermyer and mcbride are the 2 best.

we can agree to disagree

[derp]

Maybe my favorite without trades so far.

[nycdan]

I don't believe either 'Trey' will last into round 2, but if we landed them both, I'd consider the draft a resounding success, almost no matter who we drafted in round 1.

[jetsons]

7 hours ago, Peace Frog said:

Although Williams in round 1 would be a tough one for me. I guess we’re not getting him any other way but ooooff I don’t know. 

I agree but the upside for me outweighs the down... at pick #15... I would take the chance.

[BklynJetsFan85]

 

 

Gunna give cliff notes on a few players:

I'm a big Fightin Irish fan - this kid Hamilton is an effin unicorn! Jamal Adams times 10.  Also great run stopper - was a big problem for us.  Aspects that really jump out to me:

Football IQ: I haven’t seen many prospects in my time that see the game as cleanly and calmly as Hamilton. He moves at a different speed than the rest of the players on the field—both faster and slower when needed in both instances. He’ll pick up on keys from a deep post alignment and attack swiftly, oftentimes beating his LBs to the spot. But when he’s closer to the line of scrimmage, he’s content to slow-play the ball and allow the play to declare itself with patience before calling upon his elite athleticism to attack and rally to the football. Refined as a deep coverage defender and as a B-level/nickel defender against both the run and the pass. 

Versatility: What do you want him to do? He’ll do it. Seriously. I knew coming into my film study that he had the athletic profile to play all over the field but was blown away at just how diverse of a defender he was. Deep post safety, robber, sack WILL linebacker, nickelback, walked up on the line of scrimmage, the punt team—you name it. Hamilton has rare athletic gifts and they’ll allow him to fill a plethora of roles and reps on defense. He’s going to be a total headache to account for ahead of each and every snap for opposing offenses and has the potential to disrupt plenty of opposing concepts if the defense has a read on what they’re trying to accomplish each week

Run Defending: Literally a cheat code in the run game. I’ve watched him fit up interior gaps from 12-15 yards of depth with consistency and without issue in uneven levels on the defense. His perimeter work, both from high-post alignment and in the nickel, is excellent. He’s swift to drive and attack blocks, beating them to the spot and then uncovering to square up the ball-carrier. He’s an effective tackler and his range is out-of-this-world good in this capacity.  

There's much more to him and if anyone wants me to post the full scouting report, I will. 

 

FS/CB Daxton Hill - projected as FS/Nickel Corner - figure play him inside. or at FS (depends how they would decide to play Hamilton), he also fits our system - perfect for cover 1 & cover 3. 

Football IQ: Hill has very impressive instincts and awareness. He shows the ability to read the quarterback's eyes in zone coverage and allows him to take him to the spot. He is quick to read and diagnose run plays and is very good at sniffing out screens and pick pattern concepts. 

Versatility: Hill is an extremely versatile player at the back end of this defense. He can play single-high free safety, nickel, outside corner, and even has aligned as a dime backer. His blend of athleticism and toughness are exactly what NFL defensive coordinators are looking for out of a defensive back as it allows them to be creative on where he is utilized. 

Competitive Toughness: A true football player. Hill is as tough as they come and always looks to deliver a blow upon contact. He plays the game the right way, playing through the whistle and always hustling to the ball even when the play goes the opposite way. His intensity and passion are evident and he plays much, much bigger than his frame should allow. 

Special Team: With Hill’s straight-line speed and toughness, he projects to be a rockstar on special teams from day one. He was very good playing special teams for the Wolverines covering kicks early on in his career and he will certainly be an asset in that phase of the game at the next level. 

 

WR Jalen Tolbert - hadn't seen this guy until today, watched some tape myself - kid is a baller!

Ideal Role: X or Z receiver

Scheme Fit: Scheme-versatile traits 

Run After Catch: Tolbert has a good mix of size, speed, and power that allows him to be a tough tackle running with the ball after the catch. Talbot has the speed to simply run away from defenders that he knows that he is faster than and he has the strength to power through smaller defenders and arm tackles to pick up extra yardage.  

Ball Skills: This player has flashed spectacular plays to showcase his ball skills. He does a good job of tracking the ball in the deeper portions of the field and if need be can use one hand to haul the pass in. He can make all of the tough catches with a defender draped over him but needs to improve on making the simple catches. At times, Tolbert has concentration drops in relatively easy pass-catching situations.

Competitive Toughness: Tolbert's competitive traits come out in two aspects of his game. When blocking, Tolbert is a high-effort guy and tries to impose his physicality on defenders. And the other trait that shows his competitive toughness is his ability to make catches with defenders draped all over him. Tolbert shows determination and toughness to absorb the contact and still compete to catch the ball 

Big Play Ability: Tolbert has exceptional big-play ability. He has the speed to get on top of defenders and stack them so he can haul in the deep pass. He also is a threat on short to intermediate routes to score from wherever on the field. 

 

TE Jeremy Ruckert - another guy I wasn't super familiar with because I've been locked onto Tre McBride. *NOTE* I just started mocking heavy for this year the past couple of weeks.... learning about diff guys every few days. I like him a lot, not sure if I love him, Ohio State TEs always seem to transition to NFL kinda meh or worse. Hopefully he bucks the trend. 

Ideal role: Starting tight end, featured move piece

Scheme tendencies: Split flow zone, 12-personnel-heavy groupings, vertical seam stretch in play-action.

Hands: Ruckert’s hands are terrific—he hasn't been given very many targets but he certainly made the most of them. There are a number of eye-popping one-handed receptions on his resume in traffic and in tight congestion and those plays, along with good concentration on tight-window throws (Clemson, 2020) showcase how impactful he can be when the field is congested. His hands and length offer a large catch radius to help out his quarterback in instances in which the throw isn’t made with precision accuracy. 

Competitive Toughness: I appreciate how hard Ruckert plays despite never being a focal point of the offense. He’s got very good functional strength for a player of his stature, he plays fast and with enthusiasm as a blocker and will be a stout presence on leveraged blocks on the edge. He’s not a mauler in the run game but his role, if crafted with angular blocks, will be an impactful one for the running game. 

Big Play Ability: If you need a tightly-contested reception, you’d do well to throw to Ruckert if the defender has their back turned. He’s got good concentration and strong hands to squeeze the ball, making him dangerous and valuable in the red area. But expecting him to help create explosive plays in the passing game may be an ambitious ask. 

 

G Cole Strange - depth for now, hopefully develop into a RG (note - from small school, he def has the tools, but level of competition - gunna need some time to adjust) He also 6'6 301lbs

Ideal Role: Developmental starting guard 

Scheme Fit: Zone

Competitive Toughness: Strange is a nasty blocker with ideal temperament. He brings the fight on every snap and his motor always runs hot. He gets after people and keeps battling through the whistle. He has the edge teams are looking for. 

Balance: Strange is an aggressive blocker but is also controlled. He has good contact balance while playing with good bend and leverage. Overall, his coordination and weight distribution is ideal. 

Anchor Ability: Strange absorbs power well with his firm anchor. His commitment to playing with good bend and leveraged hips enables him to drop his anchor and hold his ground. His initial pop in his hands and stout anchor make it difficult for opponents to rush through him. 

Power at POA: Strange is a people-mover in the run game. His firm punch, leveraged hips, and powerful leg drive enable him to displace defenders and wide lanes. He has NFL-caliber power to exchange in the trenches. 

Football IQ: Strange’s football intelligence shines on tape. He has terrific spatial awareness and ability to adjust in pass protection. He has excellent timing in the run game and understands body positioning. 

 

[NYDreamer]

4: R1 P4 EDGE Aidan Hutchinson - Michigan

10: R1 P10 LB Nakobe Dean - Georgia

35: R2 P3 C Tyler Linderbaum - Iowa

38: R2 P6 TE Trey McBride - Colorado State

69: R3 P5 TE Jeremy Ruckert - Ohio State

108: R4 P6 RB Brian Robinson - Alabama

114: R4 P12 G Emil Ekiyor Jr. - Alabama

145: R5 P3 LB Brian Asamoah - Oklahoma

162: R5 P20 WR Slade Bolden - Alabama

[BurntDice]

Not sure which one I like more