Across months and months of mock drafts, comment-section warfare, and quote tweets, a base expectation emerges for each team in the NFL draft.
It becomes widely accepted that each team is focusing on a select handful of prospects. If you deviate from that consensus, you are seen as an outcast who should be banished from the football webspace, relegated to talk only about the CFL for all of eternity.
Allow us to introduce three 2026 first-round possibilities for the New York Jets that would elicit this sort of reaction from other Jets fans if mentioned in an online space.
1. Selecting WR Carnell Tate at No. 2
The Jets’ second-overall-pick debate has been whittled down to Ohio State’s Arvell Reese and Texas Tech’s David Bailey, it seems. Should the Jets take the…
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