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Just have to finish in last and it will get easier
So, Titans and Raiders eh? (if we have to fly to Oakland again...)
I actually don't think we can finish last, because of the common games tiebreaker.
What is our current draft position?
Perfect...We can draft Johnny Football with the first overall pick :yes:
Suck for Johnny jet? They've been doing that for me for 43 years
He is not eligible for next year he'll be a SO. Beside that he is short as hell and will not be a #1 overall. There is 0 QBs worth a 1st next year. Maybe Driskel or Bridgewater who are eligible to go early but neither are better then what is on the board this year. To be quite honest the next 2-3 drafts look thinner at QB then this years. If Driskel and a under 6 ft Manziel is the best there is I'll take what is on the board this year. In 2-4 years if that fails try again. There is nothing down the road worth sucking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by tfine350z
He redshirted and will be 3 years out of high school at the end of his next season, therefore eligible. JFF is listed at 6FT1 (doubt they would add TWO inches) so I have no idea where you got that he's under 6 ft. Also his height will not be an issue to anyone given the successes of RG3 and Russel Wilson this year, granted Johnny ****ing Football performs close to the levels of this season, which remains to be seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamers
How tall is Russell Wilson?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamers
Exception.Quote:
Originally Posted by CGJET
And that is the reason why he didn't go higher in the draft.
RW: 5FT 10 5/8INQuote:
Originally Posted by CGJET
JFF: 6FT 1IN (LISTED - Will be measured by NFL, Wilson was measured @ 5 11 in college)
RG3: 6FT 2IN
Based on the picture of him standing next to the other finalists and the resl players who have won the award...
Johnny Munchkin is around 5' 8" tops
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We are currently in the 12 position:Quote:
Originally Posted by samoljets
http://newyork.sbnation.com/new-york...aft-2013-order
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The New York Jets won't be in the playoffs, but they will have a top half pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. At 6-9, they're currently slated to have the 12th overall pick.
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The New York Jets won't make the playoffs, but the silver lining to their poor play is a draft position that has steadily risen as the team has failed.
As of today, the team is slated to pick 12th overall, with a 6-9 record heading into a season-ending game against the Buffalo Bills. A loss in that game could see them enter the top 10 of the draft order, but a win could drop them several spots.
Here's a look at the full top half of the projected order for the 2013 NFL Draft:
1. Kansas City Chiefs (2-13)
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-13)
3. Oakland Raiders (4-11)
4. Philadelphia Eagles (4-11)
5. Detroit Lions (4-11)
6. Buffalo Bills (5-10)
7. Cleveland Browns (5-10)
8. Arizona Cardinals (5-10)
11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-9)
12. New York Jets (6-9)
13. Carolina Panthers (6-9)
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-8)
15. Miami Dolphins (7-8)
16. New Orleans Saints (7-8)
Here's a pic:Quote:
Originally Posted by sg3
http://www.bendbulletin.com/apps/pbc...ef=AR&MaxW=570
Left to Right LISTED heights:
JFF: 6FT 1IN
Manti: 6FT 2IN
Klein: 6FT 5IN
I think Manti's spikes add a little height but JFF is definitely shorter than him. JFF is like 6FT - 6FT 1IN it seems.
This year's schedule really wasn't that tough. And we'll find out how tough next year's is once the season unfolds, because nobody has any clue how each team is going to be, other than that it's a given that the Patriots will win the division, obviously.Quote:
Originally Posted by jet-sec125
Griffen actually measured 6'2 3/8 which believe it of not a lot of scouts where looking for him to be smaller. Griffen even joked saying in HS he was 6'4. If Johny is actually just under 6ft or even just under 6'1 it hurts his stock a lot. He is a wild gun slinger that likes to take off running. He isn't a Luck or Elway type of guy. There will be a ton of risk in who ever takes him. Great college QB but as a pro prospect it is a harder sell then you think. I'd take in late 1st or 2nd round but I don't see him as a great blue chip prospect better then the top 3 in this years draft.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreeneWarMachine
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"We didn't lie about my height," he grinned.
"In high school, I was 6-4, 200 pounds. So when I got to college I shrunk an inch and gained weight -- I was 6-2, 220. I guess they thought I just shrunk some more, I was 6-foot and 190 now. (But) it's official, I'm 6-2 3/8 and 223. You try to block those things out, but at the end of the day the numbers don't lie."
I liked Wilson was mad as heck he didn't fall to us. That said where did he get drafted? Wilson has a good are and can read a D much like Luck. Wilson was a great prospect that fell because of his size. Hey it isn't right but that is how it is. On any other team Wilson would not have been the day 1 starter even here. Carrell was the right guy to make that call no other NFL coach would have.Quote:
Originally Posted by CGJET