Now three weeks from the 2019 NFL Draft and after a spending spree during free agency, the New York Jets draft board looks extremely different.
We are now 20 days away from the 2019 NFL Draft, and after the New York Jets signed big name free agents such as Le’Veon Bell and C.J. Mosley, priorities have shifted for general manager Mike Maccagnan and the rest of the front office. First new uniforms for the Jets, now new priorities on their draft board with less than three weeks to go until show time.
In this mock draft, we have a simulated trade that gets things started in a massive way. The Jets have been rumored to want to move out of the third overall pick. So to kick things off and bring that to fruition, the Denver Broncos make a deal with the Jets in order to move up to grab quarterback Dwayne Haskins.
Here are the details of the simulated deal:
Before this deal, the Jets did not own a second or a fifth round pick, and now they have filled in the gaps after the trade. In addition to having at least one pick in every round, New York also adds future assets a year after giving them up to acquire the third overall pick to draft Sam Darnold.
Here are the eight picks that the Jets now have in order to add talent to a roster that looks ready to compete in 2019.