2018 NFL Draft: New York Jets zeroing in on Wyoming QB Josh Allen

New York’s quarterback carousel continues to turn going into the 2018 NFL Draft

Franchise quarterbacks and the New York Jets simply don’t come together well. Through the days of Mark Sanchez, Geno Smith, Ryan Fitzpatrick and many more New York is prepared to give up their latest projects in order to take on one more.

Despite having untested quarterbacks Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg on hand the Jets are interested in drafting another quarterback with more questions than answers.

Bleacher Report’s NFL draft lead writer Matt Miller reported Thursday that sources say the Jets “love” Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen. Concurrently, Miller says a source at Wyoming has seen the Jets take the most interest in Allen this year.

Just heard from a league source that the New York #Jets love Josh Allen. Wyoming source told me they've done the most work on him.
— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) November 16, 2017

New York is currently projected to select 11th overall in the 2018 NFL Draft, far too distant to have UCLA’s Josh Rosen land in their lap. Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma State’s Mason Rudolph, and Louisville’s Lamar Jackson will also garner first round attention this offseason.