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Jets Target Value Picks in Day Two Draft

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The New York Jets are focusing on Day two of the draft, aiming for players who align with their offensive and defensive strategies. Top targets include Louisville wide receiver Chris Bell, Kansas State center Sam Hecht, and San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson. Bell excels in short to intermediate passes, Hecht provides stability at center, and Johnson fits Glenns man coverage demands. These picks address key needs without reaching, offering smart value to support their young quarterback and rebuild the corners.

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Jets Target Value Picks in Day Two Draft

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New York Jets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jets Target Value Picks in Day Two Draft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, the New York Jets are eyeing Day 2 of the draft, with picks at the 33rd and 44th spots hunting for players who perfectly match their offensive and defensive schemes. Top targets include Louisville-Y receiver Chris Bell, Kansas State Center Sam Hecht, and San Diego State Cornerback Chris Johnson all ranked in. The top 75 prospects. Chris Bell stands out for offensive coordinator Frank Reichs style, which leans on short to intermediate passes over the middle. At 6.2 and 220 pounds, Bell crushed it last season, with a 94.4 grade from pro football focus on those. Throws, leading in yards after short catches. Sam Hecht brings the ability to the center spot, where the Jets crave depth and competition. This former walk-on turn starter earned an 80.3 overall grade, shining in pass protection with zero sacks or hits allowed on nearly. 400 snaps, no penalties all year. Over in the secondary, Chris Johnson fits defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn's man-coverage demands, especially for blitz packages.

He posted elite stats and man situations, just 42% completion against, plus top tier speed, with a 4.440 and a 9. 0.83 athletic score. These guys address key needs without reaching, giving the Jets smart value to build around their young quarterback and rebuild the corners. Watch for. Them to strike early on day two.

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