It’s going to be a busy Saturday afternoon for Jets general manager Joe Douglas.

The Jets now have six selections on day three of the draft after trading their final pick of the third round to the New England Patriots in exchange for two fourth-round selections (picks Nos. 125 and 129). New York also holds a pick in the fifth (No. 158), sixth (No. 191) and seventh (No. 211) rounds.

Fortunately for Douglas and the Jets, there is a boatload of talented prospects still on the board. Who should New York focus on in the final day of the draft? Let’s take a look.

Jacob Eason, Washington

Seeing a quarterback on this list might come as somewhat of a surprise due to Sam Darnold’s presence, but the Jets are in need of a competent backup.

David Fales might be familiar with Adam Gase’s offense, but that does not mean he is the best option to relieve Darnold in the event of an injury. Eason has a good arm and a high football I.Q., making him an attractive backup quarterback option for New York if it chooses to target one on day three.