The New York Jets Offseason
The Good: Signing Corey Davis to 3yrs/37.5 Million
Corey Davis had an up and down career in Tennessee up until this year where he exploded for nearly 1,000 yards and much improvement in his overall game. The former top 5 pick still flashes the ability to make electric plays and wreck a game but they will need to get the right quarterback in New York that can get the ball to him accurately and luckily they have the 2nd overall pick in a very good QB draft.
The Bad: Signing Carl Lawson to 3yrs/ 45 Million
Carl Lawson was a good player for the Bengals during his time there and many expected him to get a good deal in free agency but I doubt anyone saw a 15 million per year deal come down the pipe for a player who has never hit double-digit sacks in his career. The Jets overpaid for Carl Lawson as an edge rusher and it's going to take three great seasons of ssack production from him to make that contract worth the money
The Ugly: Having to Trading Away Sam Darnold
The New York Jets ruined Sam Darnold with there horrific coaching, horrific front office staff, and horrific ownership and although they had to ship him out of town, it still sucks to see another QB get chewed and spit out by the worst franchise in the NFL. Luckily they traded him to the Panthers for some picks which is the only silver lining to that saga and whoever the Jets take at #2 needs to be surrounded by a healthy organization.
Offseason Grade (Pre Draft): D+
NFL Draft Summary
Day 1 Grade: B-
Selection: Zach Wilson, Alijah Vera-Tucker
Day 2 Grade: B
Selections: Elijah Moore
Day 3 Grade: A-
Selections: Michael Carter, Jamien Sherwood, Michael Carter II, Jason Pinnock, Hamsah Nasirildeen, Brandin Echols, Jonathan Marshall
Selection: Zach Wilson, Alijah Vera-Tucker
Day 2 Grade: B
Selections: Elijah Moore
Day 3 Grade: A-
Selections: Michael Carter, Jamien Sherwood, Michael Carter II, Jason Pinnock, Hamsah Nasirildeen, Brandin Echols, Jonathan Marshall
