The New York Jets have a lot of holes to fill, and they're going to need to attack 2018 NFL Free Agency with reckless abandon to make a 2018 playoff push.
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The New York Giants are limited in free agency due to their cap number. General manager Dave Gettleman will need magic to make this offseason work.
In sports, especially the NFL, talent isn't everything. Bringing in Baker Mayfield will upset the applecart for the New York Jets.
The New York Giants need to beef up their running game, and with the no. 2 overall pick they should consider Penn State running back Saquon Barkley.
The New York Jets need help at wide receiver and in special teams. Coutee could provide slot receiver help and help returning punts.
The New York Giants need to upgrade their offensive line, but it doesn't have to be at no. 2. Isaiah Wynn can give them versatility on Day 2.
The New York Jets have been looking for stability at the quarterback position. Kirk Cousins can give them that, and they should consider signing him.
Does a Kirk Cousins signing mean the end of Christian Hackenberg with the New York Jets? Maybe it does or doesn't, but we shouldn't rush to judgement.
Luke Falk can make the throws in the NFL. The New York Giants are likely to keep Eli Manning. So, they should take a quarterback to wait in the wings.
The special teams woes of the New York Jets went largely unnoticed due to a lot of things going wrong, but it'll be key to fix it in 2018 moving forward.
Many people are writing off Christian Hackenberg, but if the New York Jets give up on him it would be a huge mistake. There's precedent for the situation.
Rumors are that the New York Giants won't take a quarterback at no. 2, but whether it's good or bad depends on what the think of Eli Manning.
After working on their offense during free agency, the New York Jets will now shift their 2018 NFL Draft focus to the hole on their defense.
The New York Jets are in a position to land a good free agent quarterback in the prime of his career, and there's one way to do it. Tout the cap space.
Priority offseason re-singing no. 1 for the New York Jets must be Demario Davis. He has become a beast in the middle, and they need his run presence.
In the 2018 NFL Draft, there's a lot of depth on defense at key positions of need for the New York Jets. So, that's where there focus should be.
If the New York Jets are willing to trade up with the Browns, there's only one scenario that makes sense for that to happen.
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