New York Jets Team Needs and Offseason Headquarters Page
Dec 29, 2013; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Mike Wallace (11) is unable to make a catch as New York Jets cornerback Dee Milliner (27) defends during the second half at Sun Life Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports
The New York Jets are going to be one of the more interesting teams to watch in 2014. As much as has been made about the whole Mark Sanchez saga, Tebowmania hitting New York, and now the immense pressure on 2013 second rounder Geno Smith, the Jets actually have a pretty good team.
They made a splash in free agency, signing what most people believed to be the #1 wide receiver in Denver’s Eric Decker. They nearly made the playoffs this past season and I’m very intrigued at how they are going to continue to rebuild through the draft.
Player Movement
Players Added
- CB Dimitri Patterson (Dolphins)
- WR Jacoby Ford (Raiders)
- QB Michael Vick (Eagles)
- OG Willie Colon (re-signed)
- DE/LB Calvin Pace (re-signed)
- WR Eric Decker (Broncos)
- OT Breno Giacomini (Seahawks)
- LB Nick Bellore (tendered)
- TE Jeff Cumberland (re-signed)
- CB Darrin Walls (re-signed)
- CB Ellis Lankaster (re-signed)
- K Nick Folk (franchised)
- DE/LB Jermaine Cunningham (re-signed)
Players Lost
- QB Mark Sanchez (Eagles)
- OG Vlad Ducasse (Vikings)
- CB Antonio Cromartie (Cardinals)
- OT Austin Howard (Raiders)
- WR Santonio Holmes (released)
Jets Top Team Needs
1. Safety
The Jets got desperate enough at safety last year after losing LaRon Landry that they tried signing Ed Reed. This is a position that needs to be looked at..
2. Cornerback
With Dee Milliner developing, the Jets need another corner on the outside now that Antonio Cromartie has bolted for Arizona.
3. Wide Receiver
Even with Eric Decker signed, the Jets need a true number one receiver.
4. Tight End
5. Guard
6. Inside Linebacker
7. Rush Linebacker
Draft Picks
1 (18)
2 (49)
3 (80)
4 (104)
4 (115)
4 (137)
5 (154)
6 (195)
6 (209)
6 (210)
6 (213)
7 (233)