New York Jets
It started strong for Joe Douglas and company, and it only got better as the draft moved along. Louisville’s Mekhi Becton has some boom-or-bust to him, but he’s a massive mountain of a man who throws opponents out of the club all day long.
Trading back and still landing Baylor wide receiver Denzel Mims near the end of the second round was one of Day 2’s biggest steals. It was more of the same in the third round, as the Jets landed an athletic safety with tons of potential in Cal’s Ashtyn Davis, and Florida edge rusher Jabari Zuniga, who would have gone much earlier if not for injuries.
Day 3 was strong for the Jets, as well, and the gem of that group was Virginia corner Bryce Hall. A broken ankle ended his 2019 season early, but he was getting first-round talk last offseason before heading back for his senior year. So much to like about this group.