While you don’t want to reach for need and should to stick to your value board, the best case scenario is when need and value meet on the board. Let’s say, they don’t love the QBs in the draft and get one another way, and they go with an edge-rusher at #2 (Arvell Reese – pictured above on our latest cover), DT at #16 (Peter Woods), a cornerback at #33 (Keionte Scott or Avieon Terrell), and a linebacker at #44 (Anthony Hill). So the Jets may get four players, at 2, 16, 33, and 44, all with first-round grades within the framework of their own grading system. Often, players with first-round grades on a team’s value board slip to the first half of the second round. What an opportunity!
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