Player value by position top 3 rounds....

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Player value by position top 3 rounds.... Mar 11, 2016 13:34:04 GMT -5 jetstream23 likes this

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Post by beerfish on Mar 11, 2016 13:34:04 GMT -5

Just had a look at my mock draft creator spreadsheet at the top 3 rounds worth of players, (essentially top 96) by position.

Centers (3) 1st round: 0, 2nd round: 1, 3rd round: 2
Guard (6) 1st round: 0, 2nd round: 2, 3rd round: 4
Off Tackle (10) 1st round: 4, 2nd round: 3, 3rd round: 3
Running Back (7) 1st round: 2, 2nd round: 1, 3rd round: 4
Tight End (3) 1st round: 0, 2nd round: 1, 3rd round: 2
Wide Receiver (11) 1st round: 2, 2nd round: 6, 3rd round: 3
Quarterback (5) 1st round: 3, 2nd round: 1, 3rd round: 1

Defensive End (10) 1st round: 5, 2nd round: 3, 3rd round: 2
Defensive Tackle (13) 1st round: 6, 2nd round: 4, 3rd round: 3
Outside Linebacker (11) 1sr round: 4, 2nd round: 4, 3rd round: 3
Inside Linebacker (3) 1st round: 1, 2nd round: 1, 3rd round: 1
Cornerback (10) 1st round: 5, 2nd round: 2, 3rd round: 3
Safety (7) 1st round: 0, 2nd round: 3, 3rd round: 4

D line and olbs do indeed form the bulk of the top 3 rounds and it does seem defensive heavy (21 out of the 32 are D players)

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Player value by position top 3 rounds.... Apr 3, 2016 12:26:04 GMT -5

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Post by jetstream23 on Apr 3, 2016 12:26:04 GMT -5

No replies? This is actually a worthy topic of discussion as positions that seem "thin" in a draft usually get guys drafted earlier than they should. I think TE is a good example here as I expect Henry to go earlier than he deserves, possibly in Round 1. It also means that teams who have a need for a position that is somewhat deep could benefit. The Jets may get lucky here with LB because, as I've stated my opinion before, the Jets really could use two LBs coming out of this draft.

Anyone think the Jets try to line up their eventual replacement for Mangold in this Draft? Ryan Kelly and Nick Martin both look to be potential Year 1 starters at Center, but I'd think the Jets could take a C and look to play him at Guard for a year or two (if possible) before eventually seceding Nick Mangold.

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Player value by position top 3 rounds.... Apr 6, 2016 11:05:32 GMT -5

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Post by beerfish on Apr 6, 2016 11:05:32 GMT -5

We really need at least a semi viable prospect for center or LT, or both. Our 1st round pick will be pretty interesting, though we are at 20 much like last year there is always at least one guy that falls that you say 'I can't believe he is still there.'

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Player value by position top 3 rounds.... Apr 6, 2016 11:10:12 GMT -5

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Post by Peebag on Apr 6, 2016 11:10:12 GMT -5

Apr 6, 2016 11:05:32 GMT -5 beerfish said:

We really need at least a semi viable prospect for center or LT, or both. Our 1st round pick will be pretty interesting, though we are at 20 much like last year there is always at least one guy that falls that you say 'I can't believe he is still there.'

If we go into next season with Breno as our right tackle, I may have to stop watching Jet games.

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Player value by position top 3 rounds.... Apr 6, 2016 11:16:22 GMT -5

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Post by beerfish on Apr 6, 2016 11:16:22 GMT -5

Apr 6, 2016 11:10:12 GMT -5 Peebag said:

Apr 6, 2016 11:05:32 GMT -5 beerfish said:

We really need at least a semi viable prospect for center or LT, or both. Our 1st round pick will be pretty interesting, though we are at 20 much like last year there is always at least one guy that falls that you say 'I can't believe he is still there.'

If we go into next season with Breno as our right tackle, I may have to stop watching Jet games.

Still better than Anthony Clement and Wayne Hunter at his worst. At least he's a dirty sob. (He will be cut...that salary does not mesh with his level of play)