PLAYERS:
Stephen Hill,
Robert Woods,
Santonio Holmes,
Braylon Edwards,
Jeremy Kerley,
Kenny Stills,
Quinton Patton,
Tavarres King,
Sammy Watkins,
Landry Jones,
Johnthan Banks,
Anquan Boldin
TEAMS: New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, USC Trojans, Oregon State Beavers, Oklahoma Sooners, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Georgia Bulldogs, Clemson Tigers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Kansas State Wildcats
TEAMS: New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, USC Trojans, Oregon State Beavers, Oklahoma Sooners, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Georgia Bulldogs, Clemson Tigers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Kansas State Wildcats
In continuation with our positional breakdowns of potential NFL Draft prospects for the New York Jets, we turn our attention to a position that, although is not a top need, wouldn’t hurt from the addition of a playmaker. Today, our draft team provides a breakdown of the top five potential wide receivers that could be selected by the Jets in April’s draft. These initial rankings are certainly subject to change as we progress through the entire pre-draft process, but as it stands now, these players are who we feel would be the best options for New York at wide receiver. Be sure to give our draft team a follow on Twitter, and to check out our previous breakdowns of potential quarterback targets and potential running back targets, for the Jets.
Chris Gross
Keenan Allen, California, 6’3″ 206 lbs - While it is highly unlikely that Allen will fall to the Jets in the 2nd round, crazier things have happened on draft day. If Allen were to slip down to the 39th overall pick, it would be extr...
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