Good morning White Trenton Cannon Jerseys , GGN! I hope everyone’s having a great start to their day. The AGOP’s have started, and I recommend everyone try to take part. If you have no clue what it is, or how to get started, you can learn more here. The Jets have tendered all of their ERFA’s, which comes of little surprise seeing how many empty roster spots there would be otherwise. Apparently the tendering of Mr. Webb has caught the eyes of people for whatever reason, although I would never see him as more than a 3rd string quarterback personally. Free agency is right around the corner Trenton Cannon Jerseys 2019 , so either we will be granted our most bountiful wishes, or end up in full dismay. If being a Jet fan has taught me anything, it’s that I should fully expect to deal with the latter. With that, here are your links to the Jets this Friday.Matt Stypulkoski - NFL free agents 2019: How much of $188.2 million in salary cap do Jets have left with free agency less than 1 week away?SNY - Davis Webb highlights ERFAs tendered by Jets for 2019 seasonMatt Stypulkoski - NFL free agents 2019: Jets tender Davis Webb | Could he become Sam Darnold’s backup?Randy Lange - Jets Tender Robby Anderson with 2nd-Round Qualifying OfferPaul Schwartz - Jets tender WR Robby Anderson, QB Davis WebbMatt Stypulkoski - NFL free agents 2019: Jets have 11 positions of need | Who are their best options at each one? Who is the fallback choice? Should they just re-sign last year’s starter?Darryl Slater - NFL free agents 2019: Can Jets’ Sam Darnold actually trust Mike Maccagnan to put talent around him?Justin Fried - New York Jets: 5 under-the-radar free agent targetsNewYorkJets.com - Surrounding Sam: 9 Offensive Line Free Agency CandidatesScott Thompson - Jets could target these 5 pass rushers in free agencyTyler Calvaruso - Houston, Smith among linebackers Jets should consider in free agencyMichael Nania - New York Jets free agency: The top LB White Jamal Adams Jerseys , CB targetsMatt Stypulkoski - NFL free agents 2019: Jets’ chief recruiter Jamal Adams reignites Twitter flirtation with Steelers’ Le’Veon BellCBS Sports - NFL: Le'Veon Bell Landing Spots: New York Jets - VideoManish Mehta - Is Tevin Coleman a better fit than Le’Veon Bell for the Jets?Tyler Greenawalt - Le’Veon Bell or Tevin Coleman? Jets better off breaking bank for BellJustin Terranova - Le’Veon Bell would be ‘significant’ Jets boost with one doubt: NFL analystRhonda Schmidt - New York Jets would be wise to choose Tevin Coleman over Le’Veon BellMike Kaye - NFL free agency: 4 Eagles players assigned new landing spots by PFF | Ronald Darby to Jets?Matt Stypulkoski - NFL trade rumors: Could Jets be among ‘multiple teams’ in mix for Bears’ Jordan Howard?SNY - Bent - Which centers and guards could interest Jets in the 2019 NFL Draft?Chris Stephano - Making the case for the New York Jets to draft Josh AllenBrian Costello - Josh Rosen draft trade would present Jets with interesting dilemmaMatt Stypulkoski - NFL mock draft 2019: Roundup of Jets’ picks, projections, including Kentucky’s Josh Allen, Alabama’s Quinnen WilliamsK.D. Drummond - 2019 NFL mock draft: A side-by-side look for Round 1Darryl Slater - NFL Draft 2019: Why Todd McShay’s rationale for Jets taking Quinnen Williams over Josh Allen makes senseJim Gehman - Where Are They Now: JoJo TownsellSpencer Aber - Matt Rhule is happy with decision to stick at BaylorJustin Fried - Study reveals travel distance advantage doesn't matter for New York JetsHere are your missed connections from yesterday.Here’s the thread about nothing, what’s your latest obsession?I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day! Let’s go back to the 2018 NFL draft. A year ago it was the year of the quarterback, with four quarterbacks going off the board in the top ten picks. There was persistent talk leading up to the..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Jets StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Jets NewsYahoo Jets Team PageYahoo Jets ReportYahoo Jets Depth ChartYahoo Jets TransactionsYahoo Jets PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕2019 NFL Draft: Bills And Jets Mirror PicksNew Jamal Adams Jerseys 2019 ,8commentsEDTShareTweetShareShare2019 NFL Draft: Bills And Jets Mirror PicksChristopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY SportsLet’s go back to the 2018 NFL draft. A year ago it was the year of the quarterback, with four quarterbacks going off the board in the top ten picks. There was persistent talk leading up to the draft that the New York Jets were interested in Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen. When the third pick in the draft came up, the Jets were shocked to find Sam Darnold still on the board. The Jets never expected Darnold would fall to them, and when he did the Jets did not hesitate to select Darnold with a good deal of glee. Several picks later the Buffalo Bills selected Josh Allen, and the AFC East is set up to have these two quarterbacks duel for the next decade or more if they both succeed in the NFL.Fast forward one year. This year it’s the year of the defensive lineman. Late in the 2019 draft process, rumors surface the Jets are enamored with Ed Oliver White Marcus Maye Jerseys , and that Oliver might be the pick if the Jets stay put at #3. Pick #3 comes up, the Jets stay put, and it looks like the Oliver rumors were a smokescreen. The Jets pick Alabama defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, largely considered to be the best defensive lineman, and probably the best player, in the 2019 NFL draft. Several picks later the Buffalo Bills select none other than Ed Oliver Marcus Maye Jerseys 2019 , widely considered the second best defensive lineman in the 2019 NFL draft, and considered the best by a few draftniks. For the second straight year the Bills take the guy the Jets were rumored to be interested in. Once again the two teams use their first round picks to take highly rated players at the same position. For the second year in a row the Bills take the player the Jets may have been putting out a smokescreen on. Now Williams and Oliver are set up to be forever compared by the fans of the two franchises, just like Darnold and Allen last year. This makes for some interesting debates for years to come. Which team will wind up being perceived as taking the real deals at quarterback and defensive tackle, and which team will wind up with the pale reflection?