New York Jets News and Rumors
With the 244th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the New York Jets select…Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com The Jets looked to receiver for their final pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, selecting Western Michigan receiver Jordan White with the 37th pick in the seventh round (244th overall). Here are the young man’s details: Height: 6′ Weight: 205 pounds 40-yard… |
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Audible: Round EightApr 28, 2012
Bent, thejetsblog.com So, the draft is over for yet another year, but don’t throw out those draft guides just yet, because there’s still work to be done. The signing of undrafted free agents has landed the Jets such players as Mike DeVito, … Continue reading → |
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Introducing the New York Jets’ 2012 Draft ClassApr 28, 2012
Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com First Round, 16th Pick (16th overall): DL Quinton Coples, University of North Carolina Second Round, 11th Pick (43rd overall): WR Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech Third Round, 14th Pick (77th overall): OLB Demario Davis, Arkansas State Sixth Round, 17th Pick … |
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Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com The Jets kept their eyes on the secondary to grab strong safety Antonio Allen from South Carolina with the 37th pick in the seventh round (242nd overall). Some Jets fans were calling for Allen on Twitter when Josh Bush was … Continue reading → |
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AFC East draft analysisApr 28, 2012
The AFC East struggled mightily last year. Only the New England Patriots finished with a winning record. The New York Jets (8-8), Miami Dolphins (6-10) and Buffalo Bills (6-10) are all playing catch up this season. The draft is the best way for the Jets… |
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Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com With their sights on the offensive line, the New York Jets used the 33rd pick in the sixth round (203rd overall) to delivers Baylor’s Robert Torrez Griffin, a large guard most easily identified as the other Griffin to RGIII’s fame. … Continue readin… |
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Doug Farrar, yahoo.com Wait, what? Yes, every word of the headline is true. In the sixth round of the 2012 NFL draft, the New York Jets selected a player from Baylor named Robert Griffin. Of course, the Griffin the Jets got with the 203rd overall pick is a right guard -- he'… |
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Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com The Jets used the first of two-consecutive compensatory picks to secure running back Terrance Ganaway of Baylor, and he already has good Tebowing form. Here are the young man’s details: Height: 5’11″ Weight: 241 pounds 40-Yard Dash: 4.67 225-pound B… |
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Angel Navedo, thejetsblog.com After watching 110 prospects come off the board, the Jets used the 17th pick in the sixth round (187th overall) to select free safety Josh Bush from Wake Forest. Here are the young man’s details: Height: 5’11″ Weight: 205 40-yard … Continue readin… |
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For Jets, Harnessing Stephen Hill's SpeedApr 28, 2012
Toni Monkovic, nytimes.com Stephen Hill of Georgia Tech may be the fastest man chosen in the N.F.L. draft. But can he learn the finer arts of receiving? |
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Jets compare Stephen Hill to Calvin Johnson, sort ofApr 28, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com I’ve already climbed onto the soapbox this morning (I could have used a couple of them when interviewing Matt Kalil on Thursday night) regarding the habit of comparing completely unproven players to men who have found a way to stand out in the NFL. Si… |
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Audible: Who Are You Targeting?Apr 28, 2012
Bassett, thejetsblog.com The draft is going to get a little tougher to track at this point with the Jets’ very late picks but, at this point, teams can start turning to specific players or specific needs for areas that they might feel … Continue reading → |
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Jets 2012 Draft, Rounds 1-3Apr 28, 2012
Bassett, thejetsblog.com Here’s a quick rundown of the Jets draft picks through the first three rounds. While it might not be turning out exactly as many might have suspected, especially with many Jets fans calling for Ingram in the first and Massie … Continue reading → |
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Giants Thrilled to Land Rueben RandleApr 28, 2012
Toni Monkovic, nytimes.com The Giants, who considered taking L.S.U.'s Randle at the end of the first round, were surprised to see him still available at the end of the second. |
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Comparing Quinton Coples With Jason Pierre-PaulApr 28, 2012
Toni Monkovic, nytimes.com A defensive analyst says the Jets' new defensive end has elite athleticism but needs work on his technique to fulfill his promise. |
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Jets find a thrill in Ga. Tech’s HillApr 28, 2012
The Jets highlighted the second day of the draft by bolstering their team speed on both sides of the ball. Less than 24 hours after Gang Green stood pat to take a pass rusher in the first round, general manager Mike Tannenbaum returned to his trading wa… |
