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Robby Anderson is an undrafted free agent out of Temple University, mainly known for his speed.  He has a wiry build, but reportedly ran a 4.34 at his pro-day, which would have equated to second among wide receivers in this year’s combine behind Will Fuller.  Anderson has flashed at times during practice, but Week 2 was… Read more

We continue along with our series of film breakdowns from the preseason, with rookie wide receiver Charone Peake out Clemson University.   Peake displays an excellent size/speed combination, and he was a much heralded prospect coming out of high school.  Injuries sidelined him in college, but he has very good potential, and was considered a… Read more

Our second film breakdown of the Weapons Check series deals with rookie linebacker Darron Lee, out of Ohio State University.  Lee, played mostly with the second unit, but did make his presence known during the game.  Since defense is more reactive, it’s hard to grade Lee’s performance on a preset rating scale, similar to the… Read more

Each week, we’ll examine some of the new weapons on the New York Jets.  Unfortunately, pre-season games do not come with coaches film, so film breakdown will not be quite as comprehensive as previous endeavors until the regular season starts. Our first subject is Jalin Marshall, signed as an un-drafted free agent out of Ohio… Read more

One of the most intriguing pick ups for the Jets in the off-season was Charone Peake, a seventh round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.  Peake has a ton of potential, but injuries have limited his potential in college.   Rivals.com ranked him as the 83rd overall recruit in the nation, a 4 star recruit in… Read more

Please check out Part 1 (Pros), Part 2 (Cons), and Part 3 (Summary) of our scouting report into Christian Hackenberg. Scouting Summary: Mental:  Hackenberg displays very good understanding of the game, picks up on small nuances.  He’s shown instances of inducing off-side penalties from the defense with hard counts, and also recognizing when he may… Read more

The second part of the the series, deals the downside of Christian Hackenberg, and some of the issues he’s demonstrated over the years. Con:   1) This play is from his freshman year again, and he shows a trigger that’s too quick for the play.  This is a 3rd down play, and should be an… Read more

The Jets selected Christian Hackenberg with the 51st pick in the 2016 draft, receiving much disdain from experts and fans alike.   Only Pete Prisco from CBS gave the Jets a great grade for the pick.  USA Today chimed in with a grade of B for the pick, while Pro Football Focus absolutely trashed the… Read more

The third part of our Hackenberg scouting report deals with the lack of talent/ability around the QB in his time at PSU. 1) Is the RG blind?  He has absolutely no one to block, and all but moves right out of the way from the blitzing line backer.   The only thing he does is… Read more

The Jets traded a 2017 4th round pick to the Washington Redskins, for the 158th pick in this year’s draft for Brandon Shell. Physical Attributes: Height:  6’5″ Weight:  324 lbs Arms:  34.75 Pro-Day Numbers: 40 Yard Dash:  5.19 Vertical Jump:  30.5 Broad Jump:  9’4″ Bench Press:  22 CBS Draft mentions that he did well in… Read more

  The New York Jets held the 20th pick in the 4th round, and selected Juston Burris from North Carolina State. Physical Stats: Height:  6’0″ Weight:  212 lbs Arms:  31.5 inches Pro Day Stats: 40 Yard Dash:  4.50 225 Bench Press:  19 Vertical Jump:  36.5 Broad Jump:  10’2″ Shuttle:  4.40 3 Cone:  7.10 NFL.com ranked… Read more