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The New York Jets should bypass drafting a quarterback in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. With the Las Vegas Raiders likely to select Fernando Mendoza first, theres no clear standout prospect worth the risk for New York. Analysts suggest Ty Simpson from Alabama might go early, but hes a risky choice they cant afford. Simpson had a strong 2025 season, but it was his only full college season with more than six games. The Jets cant repeat the mistake of drafting Zach Wilson based on a small sample size. Instead, they should consider targeting Drew Allar from Penn State in the fourth round. Allar has the tools and passing on a first-rounder allows them to build elsewhere without forcing it. Recent buzz includes Allars private workout at the Jets facility, and he fits the developmental mold despite injuries limiting him last year. The Jets hold picks at number 103 and 140, prime spots if he slides. This approach keeps their options open and avoids another bust, setting up a stronger roster long-term.
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