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Late for Work 8/15: Joe Flacco's Thoughts About Possibly Facing Ravens in Week 1
Three Wide Receiver Trade Scenarios The lack of depth among the Ravens wide receiver unit was noted in Friday's LFW following their preseason game on Thursday. Along with the free agent options on the market, The Draft Network's Justin Melo believes there are three wide receivers the Ravens should try to trade for. Nelson Agholor "The Patriots possess an abundance of receivers, especially for an offense that will likely run 12-personnel with frequency," Melo wrote.
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NY Jets Draft Picks
Sauce
Gardner
1
Rnd
4
Pk
CB
Position
- Draft Grade: B
- Pre-Draft Rank: 4
- School: Cincinnati
- Height: 6' 3"
- Weight: 200
Eric Edholm's Commentary
It feels like the Jets knew the Texans were taking Stingley, so they knew if they wanted a top corner, they could not wait with the Giants coming up next. Gardner’s career production has been wild the past three years: 9 INTs, 0 TDs allowed. He’s a great fit as a zone corner in Robert Saleh’s defense, so it’s hard to gripe with the pick at all.
Garrett
Wilson
1
Rnd
10
Pk
WR
Position
- Draft Grade: B+
- Pre-Draft Rank: 9
- School: Ohio St.
- Height: 6' 0"
- Weight: 192
Eric Edholm's Commentary
It’s no shock they went receiver here, having struck out on Tyreek Hill and other potential upgrades. Wilson should step in as part of a four-WR group that includes Corey Davis, Elijah Moore and Braxton Berrios. Now Zach Wilson feels more like he did at BYU: with receiving options all over the field. I’d be shocked if Wilson isn’t at least a very respectable pass catcher.
Jermaine
Johnson II
1
Rnd
26
Pk
DE
Position
- Draft Grade: A
- Pre-Draft Rank: 8
- School: Florida St.
- Height: 6' 5"
- Weight: 262
Eric Edholm's Commentary
We’re stunned at Johnson’s fall. He was the best EDGE at the Senior Bowl, consistently bringing the energy and terror for two impressive days. He’s not an elite pass rusher, but he attacks the ball very well, has a big motor and an alpha personality. With three first-rounders, the Jets have improved in three critical areas. Impressive stuff, Joe Douglas.
Breece
Hall
2
Rnd
4
Pk
RB
Position
- Draft Grade: A-
- Pre-Draft Rank: 29
- School: Iowa St.
- Height: 6' 1"
- Weight: 220
Eric Edholm's Commentary
Well, the Jets have made four picks, and we don't hate a single one. This one might be our favorite. Hall is Jonathan Taylor Lite — not quite as big or fast, but the same type of tackle-breaking and home-run hitting ability. He's a top-25 prospect. Michael Carter is the third-down back, Hall the early-down guy.
Jeremy
Ruckert
3
Rnd
38
Pk
TE
Position
- Draft Grade: B-
- Pre-Draft Rank: 95
- School: Ohio St.
- Height: 6' 5"
- Weight: 250
Eric Edholm's Commentary
The Long Island native comes home to join a Jets offense that has added firepower. Ruckert is an easy-moving seam threat who was underused in a loaded Buckeyes offense. But all you need to do is watch the 2020 college football playoffs to know he can make plays in the passing game. As a blocker, he's competitive but hot and cold in his effectiveness.
Max
Mitchell
4
Rnd
6
Pk
OT
Position
- Pre-Draft Rank: 118
- School: Louisiana
- Height: 6' 6"
- Weight: 299
Michael
Clemons
4
Rnd
12
Pk
DE
Position
- Pre-Draft Rank: 146
- School: Texas A&M
- Height: 6' 5"
- Weight: 270
AFC East Standings
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| 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |
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