JetNation 2024 Mock Draft - Selections

NYJetsVets91 · April 5

With the 152nd pick in the JN draft the Washington Commanders select:

Caedan Wallace, OT, Penn State

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Maynard13 · April 5

4 hours ago, Maynard13 said:

With the 146th pick in the 5th round of NFL Draft The Tennessee Titans select Jaylin Simpson...Safety from the Auburn Tigers.

@32EBoozer OTC

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BroadwayBen · April 6

At pick number 154 the Rams select QB Jordan Travis

At pick 155 the Rams select CB Andru Phillips Kentucky

@JoeNamathsFurCoat OTC

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JoeNamathsFurCoat · April 6

After a 6y college career 🤣, the Cleveland Browns select 24 y.o.:

Tyrone Tracy Jr, RB, Purdue

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New York Mick · April 6

10 minutes ago, JoeNamathsFurCoat said:

After a 6y college career 🤣, the Cleveland Browns select 24 y.o.:

Tyrone Tracy Jr, RB, Purdue

@Integrity28 on clock

@New York Mick on deck

@Integrity28 OTC

@PepPep OD

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Integrity28 · April 6

Vikings select Beau Brade, Safety

@PepPep OTC

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JustInFudge · April 6

Jags select, Jarrian Jones, CB FSU

Packers to host top 30 pre-draft visit with Florida State CB Jarrian Jones

PepPep · April 6

Did the Jags and Dolphins make a trade I was unaware of? @NYJetsVets91 OTC, @New York Mick OD

With the 158th pick the Miami Stinkfish select Jordan Jefferson - DT, LSU

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NYJetsVets91 · April 6

With the 159th pick in the JN draft the Washington Commanders select:

Hunter Nourzad, C, Penn State

@New York Mick OTC

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Dcat · April 6

1 hour ago, PepPep said:

Did the Jags and Dolphins make a trade I was unaware of? @NYJetsVets91 OTC, @New York Mick OD

With the 158th pick the Miami Stinkfish select Jordan Jefferson - DT, LSU

Jaguars missed earlier pick so the pick right before you in the thread was for 153. Your pick was 158.

New York Mick · April 6

With the 160th pick the Buffalo Bills select

S - Tykee Smith, Georgia

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Curse of Namath · April 6

With the 161st pick in the 2024 JetNation Mock Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select Isaiah Adams, multi spot OL, Illinois

My top (3) options were all taken just before this pick, Tykee Smith, Hunter Nouzard and Beau Brade

@Dcat OTC and @New York Mick on deck

Dcat · April 6

With pick 162, the Arizona Cardinals select Jalen Sundell, OL, N Dakota State.
N Dakota St has a nice OL pedigree through the years and Jalen Sundell is primarily a center who played tackle out of team necessity last season. He also can play guard, but projected center. He's big. Obviously versatile. But needs to increase strength. Most of what I know for him is repeating what I've read in a bunch of breakdowns, so might as well quote the best of the all the summaries below.

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"Jalen Sundell's exceptional athleticism, high football IQ, and relentless drive make him the perfect fit for the modern NFL center position."

Jalen Sundell is next up in the long line of impressive NDSU offensive linemen. Being a part of such a dynamic offense, Sundell’s abilities and tools were put on full display throughout his six-year career with the Bison. Primarily playing center before the 2023 season where he started all 15 games as a blindside tackle, Jalen Sundall pairs size, versatility, and fiery athleticism that beautifully fits modern-day NFL offenses.
When narrowing in on Sundell’s tape at center, particularly in the five games he played in 2022 before a season-ending injury, I was thoroughly impressed with his agility and movement. He excelled in executing pin-and-pull actions as a playside blocker, adeptly shadowing second-level defenders to create openings. His proficiency in this aspect of play showcases his exceptional abilities as a blocker in open space. Another area where Sundell impressed was his identification ability and eye discipline in both phases of the game. Playing against several gap-exchange defenses, Sundell was consistently disciplined in his assignments, always attacking or adjusting with conviction, allowing him to play open and free—something that is incredibly challenging to perfect the way he did.
As a pass protector, I much prefer Sundell locking down the center spot. His footwork is reactive and efficient—he has no issue mirroring defenders and does a great job of straining and recovering in awkward situations.
Diving into his abilities as a run blocker, Sundell has an innate understanding of landmarking defenders. He does a good job of taking the right angles and uses hat placement to his advantage. At both tackle and center, Sundell was consistently successful in covering up second-level defenders and does a good job of anticipating where defenders are going, rather than where they presently are to meet them in their tracks.
Where Sundell runs into trouble is against big-bodied tight shades and penetrating down linemen. Inefficiencies with his hand placement in the run game, primarily with his non-snapping hand flaring to the outside of defenders, surrender openings in his chest which put him at a physical disadvantage against stronger defenders in close quarters. An admittedly minute detail could be quickly fixed with NFL coaching and development, which leads me to lose much of any concern over it. Quite frankly, I’m much more interested in Sundell for what he can do than what he can’t. The tools are there and they are special.
Projecting Sundell to an NFL roster, I believe there will be some natural growing pains. As he adjusts to the strength and speed of the league's top linemen, falling on his foundation as a high-IQ, full-throttle player will be crucial in his ability to work into a starting role. I fully anticipate Sundell to make a name for himself on an NFL roster.

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