New York Jets Full 7-Round Mock Draft: Calculated Risks

It’s early at the Senior Bowl and a buzz is already picking up on Donnel Pumphrey. Don’t be surprised when the Darren Sproles comparisons start. This young man is very short and light for a running back but he makes up for it with speed, quickness and agility. In fact he’s now the all-time NCAA rushing leader. Every time the football gets in his hands, he does something positive with it. Maybe not a pure three-down back, but a dangerous offensive weapon.. RB. San Diego State. Donnel Pumphrey . 5. player. 30

player. 30. Safety was another position that really underachieved for the Jets. Particularly when it came to making impact plays, forcing turnovers. Todd Bowles understands as well as anybody how important that is. Lorenzo Jerome comes from a smaller school at St. Francis but he has pro physical dimensions and showcased his nose for the football with 18 interceptions over his four years there. The size and speed to match up in coverage are there. Can he handle the jump in competition?. S. St. Francis. Lorenzo Jerome . 6

7. player. 30. Nick Mangold is on borrowed time with the New York Jets. It’s apparent retirement isn’t far off. That means center is becoming a more pressing issue for the team moving forward. While maybe not being able to find a long-term replacement, adding depth there is certainly a start. Tony Adams isn’t getting lots of attention due to his being somewhat undersized, but he was a major component of the successful ground attack N.C. State had. He’s experienced, smart and gives constant high effort.. C. N.C. State. Tony Adams