Ny jets hangs 2 rising perspectives in the 5 -round simulation project

In his latest five -round simulation project, Chad Reuter from NFL.com reiterates his prediction for New York Jets, providing that they will select one of the most provocative and most polarizing perspectives of the project with the overall choice n ° 7. In addition, he has jets, snatching another perspective in the second round.

Here are the first 10 selections in the Mock Draft 3.0 from Rueter:

1. Titans du Tennessee: Cam Ward, QB, Miami
2. Cleveland Browns: Travis Hunter, WR / CB, Colorado
3. New York Giants: Shemer Sanders, Qb, Colorado
4. New England Patriots: Abdul Carter, Edge, Penn State
5. Jacksonville Jaguars: Mason Graham, DT, Michigan
6. Raiders de Las Vegas: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State
7. New York Jets: Jaxson Dart, Qb, Ole Miss
8. Carolina Panthers: Tyler Warren, Te, Penn State
9. Holy New Orleans: Walker, Edge / LB milestone, Georgia
10. Chicago Bears: Armand Membou, Ol, Missouri

N ° 7 Overall: Jaxson Dart, Qb, Ole Miss

“I have no doubt that the jets believe in Justin Fields, but I also think that it will not necessarily prevent them from writing a QB,” said Rueter. “The competition between the fields and the dart will help the team to determine if either The player can become the long -term response of Gang Green. »»

Dart, 21, began his university career at the USC before transferring to Ole Miss, where he has spent his last three seasons as a quarter of the rebels.

During three seasons as a starter, Dart appeared in 37 games, completing 64.6% of his passes for 9,301 yards, 65 affected and 21 interceptions.

Dart experienced a year of escape in 2024, winning the honors of the first All-Sec team after launching 4,279 yards, 29 affected and six interceptions while completing 69.3% of its passes.

Robby Sabo of X-Factor jets recently broken down Dart film, highlighting its forces and inconsistencies. Although some areas need refinement, Sabo has shown that Dart flashes several features that project well at the NFL level.

DART is currently ranking 33rd in total on the large table of consensus of the database of the NFL Draft database, although it continues to make fun of the quarter-arre teams such as jets and saints in the top 10.

N ° 42 Overall: Alfred Collins, DT, Texas

Collins, 23, played his five college seasons in Texas.

Standing at 6 feet 6 inches and 332 pounds, Collins made a name for itself during the 2024 season, displaying 55 plated (including six for the loss) in 16 games.

Although the jets have signed three free agent defensive plated, they need additional help to stop the race, an area where Collins could have an immediate impact. Although it is not known for its capacity as Rush, totaling only seven bags in five seasons, Collins is considered a big race defender, recording a defense note of 85.0 in 2024, by Pro Football Focus.

In addition, the head coach Aaron Glenn and the co-director of the players of players Jon Carr were present for the Longhorns Pro Day, which perhaps expresses the interest in the race stenator which ranks 62nd in total on the consensual Big Board. Classified 75th as recently as on January 31, Collins made two quick titles for jets in their first two choices of this simulation.

N ° 73 in total: Jack Bech, WR, TCU

Bech, originally from Louisiana, was transferred to TCU after two seasons at LSU. In 2024, the 6 -foot 2 inch and 215 pound receiver experienced a year in small groups, totaling 1,034 yards and nine affected, with an average of 16.7 yards per capture.

Bech emerged as a threat at the bottom of the field, recording an average depth of the target (ADOT) of 13.3 yards. Of its 62 receptions, 30 came on passes launched at least 10 meters below. Its consistency stood out, with a single drop in the season, and it also displayed an impressive disputed capture rate of 65%.

The 23 -year -old closed his last collegial season by winning the honors of the Senior Bowl MVP, more cement of his status of one of the best receivers of this year’s draft class, ranking 64th in the general classification of the Big Board consensus.

No. 110 Overall: Ozzy Trapillo, OT, Boston College

Trapillo was a four -star recruit from Boston College high school. He then entered the Boston College, where he played his four university seasons and appeared in 43 games while winning full -time job during the 2022 season.

After starting in the left tackle during his first year as a start -up, Trapillo was presented in the right tackle for the Eagles in the past two seasons.

At 6 feet 8 inch and 318 pounds, the Boston College product offers an ideal size and length for the tackle position. With experience as a starter in the left and right tackle, he also brings versatility while ranking 95th in total on the Big Board consensual.

No. 145 Overall: Luke Lachey, Te, Iowa

Originally from Grandview Heights Hight School in Grandview Heights, Ohio, Lachey initially engaged in Iowa after playing a wide receiver, a tight end and a defensive return to high school.

Lachey spent five seasons at Iowa as a tight end, including a year of red shirt in 2020, appearing in 42 games and totaling 893 yards and four affects on 74 receptions.

At 6 feet 6 inches, 251 pounds, Lachey is the size to succeed as the end of the NFL and boasts with reliable hands, with a single drop during the 2024 season.

The Iowa product should be an end -of -round choice in this year’s draft, classified 230th in total on the consensual big board.

No. 162 Overall: Malachi Moore, S, Alabama

Moore, 23, has signed up in Alabama as a four -star recruit after playing both the corner and safety in high school.

The senior Redsirt spent his five collegial seasons with the Crimson Tide as security, separating in 2024. During the 2024 season, Moore won the honors of the first SEC team, recording 70 plated in total (three for the loss), two interceptions, eight defended passes and two exchanges of forces.

Moore is currently classified 183rd in total within the consensual Big Board.