2020 NFL Draft: Making a case for each of the Jets’ best first-round options

Jets Wire breaks down the case each of the top prospects New York is targeting has to be the No. 11 pick in the upcoming 2020 NFL draft.

The Jets are going to have a slew of talented prospects to choose from once they’re on the clock with the 11th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Whether it be an offensive tackle or a wide receiver, the two positions New York is most likely to target in the first round, general manager Joe Douglas will draft a standout talent with the potential to make an impact from day one.

Each one of the players the Jets are targeting has a case to ultimately become the pick at No. 11. Some prospects will not be on the board by the time New York’s selection rolls around, but assuming they are, let’s take a look at exactly what their case for donning the Green and White in 2020 is.

Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

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If Tristan Wirfs is somehow on the board and available for the taking at No. 11, it’s safe to assume Joe Douglas and his front office staff will be partying in isolation.

Wirfs has All-Pro potential at either tackle or guard. He does not have the best absolute pure offensive tackle skillset in this year’s draft, but given his versatility, freakish athleticism and refined technique, there is no way the Jets could pass on a player of his caliber.

Offensive linemen like Wirfs don’t come around every year. If the Jets are lucky enough to have the chance to select the Iowa product, there should be no hesitation.