Jets' Mock Draft: Reese, Tyson, and Offensive Firepower

On April 5th, all the mock drafts from ESPN, the athletic, CBS, and fansided agree

the New York Jets should grab linebacker edge rusher Arvel Reese.

From Ohio State with their second overall pick, this guy is a freak versatile enough to

stack at linebacker, rush the passer, and set the edge like a beast twice his size.

His speed and athleticism make him the clear number two talent.

Maybe even number one, if not for the top pick.

At pick 16 from the Colts trade, three out of four mocks say, go wide receiver, with

Jordan Tyson from Arizona State getting love for his red zone.

Jumps and middle field threat, despite some injury hiccups.

Fanside at Bucks that trend pushing defensive line in Caleb Banks, but most see Tyson as

the smarter grab to feed weapons to the offense early.

Experts highlight how Reese fills a massive defensive need right away, praising his all-around

game that could transform the Jets front seven.

Jets fans are buzzing about finally building around elite athletes instead of patchwork

fixes, especially after losing key pieces in the secondary and line.

Deeper into round two at picks 33 and 44, splits emerge.

Some want Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson for pocket accuracy, others.

Defensive backs like South Carolina's Brandon Sissy or Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.

to rebuild the corner-room post, sauce gardener.

By round four beyond, it's all about depth.

Offensive linemen like Kentucky's Jalen farmer, tight ends, and late gems at receiver

or running back.

To sustain the offense long-term.

Mocking senses points to Reese up top, then offensive firepower as the Jets blueprint

to continue next season.