Jets seven-round NFL mock draft 3.0: Prioritizing offense with first-round dilemma
NY Post
A week after making a bunch of trades, I stayed put this week and made the picks the Jets have.
The first-round decision for the Jets feels like it will be between an offensive lineman and tight end Tyler Warren. Offensive tackles Will Campbell and Armand Membou make a lot of sense for the Jets as they don’t have an answer at right tackle. But Warren could give Justin Fields a nice target in the middle of the field. The only other candidate at 7 feels like Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham.
Chances are that two of those four players will be gone before the Jets are on the clock. That is how mock draft 3.0 played out using the Pro Football Network mock draft tool. Here are the picks:
Previous Picks: Mason Graham, DT, Michigan; Trade with Packers
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