Draft

During Day two of the 2006 NFL Draft the NY Jets selected:  Round 4 (103rd overall pick):  Brad Smith – WR, Missouri Round 4 (117th overall pick):  Leon Washington – RB, Florida State Round 5 (150th overall pick):  Jason Pociask - TE, Wisconsin Round 6 (189th overall pick):  Drew Coleman – CB, TCU Round 7 (220th overall pick): … Read more

During Day one of the 2006 NFL Draft the NY Jets selected:  Round 1 (4th overall pick):    D’Brickashaw Ferguson – OT, Virginia Round 1 (29th overall pick):  Nick Mangold – Center, Ohio State Round 2 (49th overall pick):  Kellen Clemens – QB, Oregon Round 3 (76th overall pick):  Anthony Schlegel – ILB, Ohio State Round… Read more

Draft day is finally here.  The future of the franchise can be shaped at noon today in Radio City Music Hall.  Houston is no longer on the clock.  On Friday, the Houston Texans signed North Carolina State defensive end Mario Williams.  The deal is reported to be for 6 years and $54 million.  The choice of Mario… Read more

By Chris Gardella The Mel Kiper’s of the world have spent months analyzing hours of game tape in search of the strengths and weaknesses of each player eligible for the NFL draft. NFL fans around the country go through a transformation of sorts – they are no longer fans, but NFL scouts. Most fans critique… Read more

On 4/24/06, Bitonti and R44 from http://draftdaddy.com stopped by the http://JetNation.com Chat Room and answered questions from our members.  [Smizzy] 8:06 pm: Who’s Hot & Who’s not with 5 days till draft day? [R44] 8:06 pm: Antonio Cromartie is said to be hot, yet he has only started 1 game in his career….LenDale White has some… Read more

By Nick Ferraro There is good news this weekend for teams needing help along the lines.  There are elite prospects on both offense and defense and solid depth through the later rounds.  That depth will likely mean more draft-day deals than usual as weaker teams with multiple positions to fill look to trade down in… Read more

Recently our members got together and completed a full seven round mock draft.  Thank you to all those involved. Round 1 1. Houston Texans -{Sperm Edwards}-Reggie Bush- RB USC 2. New Orleans Saints -{Ikeyman3}-Mario Williams DE NC St. 3. Tennessee Titans -{Smizzy}-Matt Leinart QB USC 4. New York Jets -{Barton}-DBrickashaw Ferguson OT Virgina 5. Green Bay… Read more

By R44 The NFL recently finalized a list of about 330 prospects that have been invited to the league’s annual Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. This will take place from Feb. 22 – 28, 2006. Complete Player Listing Combine Coverage – Complete List Offense Quarterbacks Running Backs Fullbacks Wide Receivers Tight Ends Centers Offensive Tackles… Read more

By R44 The NFL recently finalized a list of about 330 prospects that have been invited to the league’s annual Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. As always, there were a number of quality athletes omitted from the list of prospects. Below, we take a look at our “All-Snubbed Offensive and defensive Team”. These players, in… Read more

Brett Basanez, Northwestern Kellen Clemens, Oregon Brodie Croyle, Alabama Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt Bruce Eugene, Grambling Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo Darrell Hackney, U.A.B. Tavaris Jackson, Alabama State Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green Matt Leinart, USC Travis Lulay, Montana State Ingle Martin, Furman Reggie McNeal, Texas A&M Erik Meyer, Eastern Washington Barrick Nealy, Texas State Drew Olson, U.C.L.A. Paul… Read more

Jahmile Addae, West Virginia Jason Allen, Tennessee Darnell Bing, Southern California Willie Andrews, Baylor Antoine Bethea, Howard Greg Blue, Georgia Darrell Brooks, Arizona Daniel Bullocks, Nebraska Marcus Demps, San Diego State Reed Doughty, Northern Colorado Roman Harper, Alabama Chris Harrell, Penn State Jarvis Herring, Florida Marcus Hudson, North Carolina State Michael Huff, Texas Dawan Landry… Read more