The Jets traded down during the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, but according to SNY’s Connor Hughes, the team made an attempt to move up in the draft. Hughes notes that Giants and Bears were “locked in” on LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers and Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze, respectively. That could lead one to believe the Jets were attempting to trade with those teams at No. 6 and No. 9, respectively. Ultimately, those teams stayed put and added weapons for quarterbacks Daniel Jones and Caleb Williams. The Jets ended up getting mid-round picks from the Minnesota Vikings to move down on ..read more

The Jets made a trade during the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. With Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy still on the board, the Jets swung a deal with the Minnesota Vikings, who wanted to ensure they got their guy in McCarthy. As a result, the Jets were able to select Penn State offensive tackle Olu Fashanu at No. 11 and gain a pick on Day 3. New York acquired a pick in the 4th and 5th rounds while trading the 6th-round pick, No. 203 overall, they acquired in the Zach Wilson deal to the Vikings. The Jets now have three picks in the 4th round, which could help them get into the second round ..read more

The Jets have added insurance along the offensive line with the selection of Penn State offensive tackle Olu Fashanu with the 11th pick of the 2024 NFL Draft. Instant grades? We got one right here. We’ll give this pick a B+. No, it’s not the pass-catcher many fans wanted, especially with Brock Bowers still available (selected No. 13 by the Las Vegas Raiders) but the Jets needed extra help along the offensive line. They needed extra depth this season behind Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses and they needed a future starter. Fashanu checks those boxes. Fashanu also reminds some of one of the greats i ..read more

With the No. 11 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft the New York Jets have selected Olu Fashanu. Fashanu, a tackle out of Penn State, will look to help the Jets improve on last season’s run which included a 7-10 regular season record. Pre-order Olu Fashanu Jets jersey Fans can get a glimpse into their team’s future by having their first look at Olu Fashanu’s new NFL jersey right here: Olu Fashanu New York Jets jersey (Fanatics) The NFL is expected to release the 2024 schedule in May, but we know that Jets fans can look forward to the first matchup of the season, whoever the foe is. It will be the fir ..read more

No first-round pass-catcher for the New York Jets. Instead, they add insurance along the offensive line. With the 11th pick, the Jets selected Penn State offensive tackle Olu Fashanu. The Jets acquired the 11th pick after trading down one spot in a deal with the Minnesota Vikings, who moved up to No. 10 to ensure they would get Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The Jets were able to add Fashanu and pick up an extra pick. The Jets acquired a fourth and a fifth from the Vikings in exchange for a seventh. Fashanu has given some flashbacks to Jets great D’Brickashaw Ferguson. If Fashanu can play ..read more

The Jets made a draft day trade back! It was one spot but the Jets moved down to No. 11 in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings. With both Rome Odunze and Brock Bowers still on the board when the Bears came on the clock at No. 9 and the Vikings eyeing Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy, the Jets can drop back one spot, still likely get their guy and pick up two early-Day 3 picks. The Jets acquire picks 11, 129 and 157 in exchange for picks 10 and 203. The updated list of picks for the Jets: No. 11 No. 72 No. 111 No. 129 No. 134 No. 157 No. 185 No. 257 Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up ..read more

Trades are always a huge part of the NFL Draft. But how can we tell if a trade is valuable for a team? We have the Jimmy Johnson trade chart, of course. Johnson devised a chart in the 1990s while with the Dallas Cowboys and assigned point values to every pick in the draft, from 3,000 points for the No. 1 pick down to one point for the last handful of picks in the seventh round. Teams have since devised more modern charts thanks to the rookie wage scale introduced in 2011. Rich Hill’s chart, which starts at 1,000 points for the No. 1 pick, has gained in popularity among the league and analysts ..read more

The Jets have the 10th pick in Thursday’s first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. There are a ton of directions they can go with that pick as there are good options at multiple positions of need for the Jets that should set the board up nicely for general manager Joe Douglas and head coach Robert Saleh. How could the draft shake out by the time the Jets are on the clock at No. 10? Let’s run through a mini-mock draft of the top 10 to the Jets’ pick and see what could happen and where they could go ..read more

The Jets are in a favorable position heading into the 2024 NFL Draft. With the 10th pick, they stand to come out of Round 1 with either one of the top pass-catchers, either one of wide receivers or tight end Brock Bowers, or one of the top offensive linemen. Here are some of those players the Jets could have on their card that gets read by commissioner Roger Goodell Thursday night ..read more

There’s quite an amount of interest for Jets fans in this year’s draft. There are plenty of strong options at all the top positions of need for the Jets. The team is currently set to make the 10th selection in Thursday’s first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. So when should fans expect the team to make the pick, if they keep the No. 10 pick? Think somewhere between 9:00 and 9:30 eastern Thursday night. Two years ago, the Jets took wide receiver Garrett Wilson at about 9:15 Thursday night. The draft starts at 8:00 eastern and each team has 10 minutes to make their selection. Some teams will be quic ..read more