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Flaming Mo · 01-15-2012, 06:21 PM

FEEE AGENCY:
WR Robert Meachem (Saints)
Gives us a deep threat we've been missing since Braylon left. Can blow the top off the defense and he should come at a reasonable price with something to prove.
TE Martellus Bennett (Cowboys)
Big, athletic tight end who has been somewhat of a dissapointment. Strong blocker who can catch passes for you aswell.
S Reggie Nelson (Bengals)
Underrated athletic safety who can do it all in the secondary. Will deliver the big hit and is very good in coverage. A real playmaker who covers a lot of ground.
OLB Ahmad Brooks (49ers)
Not a spectacular pass rusher but a strong, rock solid run defender who has starting experience. Won't hurt the development of Maybin or Curry.

DRAFT:
1st Round - Cordy Glenn (RT, Georgia)
Big massive mauler who brings a lot of experience and versatiliity. Sparano loves big offensive linemen and we solidify the right side.
2nd Round - Vinny Curry (OLB, Marshall)
Prototypical edge rusher with a nasty mean streak to his game. Good production, lot of upside. Jets arent afraid to go with small school prospects.
3rd Round - Tramain Thomas (S, Arkansas)
Violent, very athletic safety with tons of range. Equally strong in coverage and in run support, really covers a lot of ground and is a team leader.
4th Round - Nigel Bradham (ILB, Florida State)
Athletic, violent linebacker with sideline to sideline speed. Offers a lot of potential in coverage. Great athlete with a lot of experience.
5th Round - Gerell Robinson (WR, Arizona State)
Big, physical wideout who kind of underachieved during his career. Not a speedster but a strong possession receiver. Really long and a big target.
6th Round - Danny Coale (WR, Virginia Tech)
Well rounded, sure handed receiver who can play inside and outside. Smart player with a knack for getting open. Even punted for VT, nice insurance to have.
7th Round - Andrew Tiller (OG, Syracuse)
Massive interior lineman with great size. Prospect pick who might be coached up for the future.

Intentions behind signings and picks:
Glenn fits Sparano's idea of an offensive lineman to a tee. We finally end the experiment with Hunter and go back to our ground and pound ways. Meachem as a deep receiver will help plus with Bennett we can run more two TE formations. Brooks is a stop gap signing but a good one at that. Overall I tried to add speed and athletisism on both sides of the ball. Especially on defense we aquire guys who can really fly around in Nelson, Curry, Bradham and Thomas. Veterans like Leonhard and Pouha are resigned, others like Plax or BT are let go.

LINEUP:
QB Mark Sanchez
RB Shonn Greene/Joe McKnight
FB John Conner
WR Robert Meachem/Gerell Robinson
WR Santonio Holmes/Jeremy Kerley
TE Dustin Keller/Martellus Bennett
OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson
OG Matt Slauson
C Nick Mangold
OG Brandon Moore
OT Cordy Glenn

DE Muhammad Wilkerson
NT Sione Pouha
DE Mike DeVito
OLB Calvin Pace/Aaron Maybin
ILB David Harris
ILB Bart Scott/Nigel Bradham
OLB Ahmad Brooks/Vinny Curry
CB Darrelle Revis
SS Jim Leonhard/Tramain Thomas
FS Reggie Nelson
CB Antonio Cromartie

intothegreen · 01-16-2012, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Flaming Mo

FEEE AGENCY:
WR Robert Meachem (Saints)
Gives us a deep threat we've been missing since Braylon left. Can blow the top off the defense and he should come at a reasonable price with something to prove.
TE Martellus Bennett (Cowboys)
Big, athletic tight end who has been somewhat of a dissapointment. Strong blocker who can catch passes for you aswell.
S Reggie Nelson (Bengals)
Underrated athletic safety who can do it all in the secondary. Will deliver the big hit and is very good in coverage. A real playmaker who covers a lot of ground.
OLB Ahmad Brooks (49ers)
Not a spectacular pass rusher but a strong, rock solid run defender who has starting experience. Won't hurt the development of Maybin or Curry.

DRAFT:
1st Round - Cordy Glenn (RT, Georgia)
Big massive mauler who brings a lot of experience and versatiliity. Sparano loves big offensive linemen and we solidify the right side.
2nd Round - Vinny Curry (OLB, Marshall)
Prototypical edge rusher with a nasty mean streak to his game. Good production, lot of upside. Jets arent afraid to go with small school prospects.
3rd Round - Tramain Thomas (S, Arkansas)
Violent, very athletic safety with tons of range. Equally strong in coverage and in run support, really covers a lot of ground and is a team leader.
4th Round - Nigel Bradham (ILB, Florida State)
Athletic, violent linebacker with sideline to sideline speed. Offers a lot of potential in coverage. Great athlete with a lot of experience.
5th Round - Gerell Robinson (WR, Arizona State)
Big, physical wideout who kind of underachieved during his career. Not a speedster but a strong possession receiver. Really long and a big target.
6th Round - Danny Coale (WR, Virginia Tech)
Well rounded, sure handed receiver who can play inside and outside. Smart player with a knack for getting open. Even punted for VT, nice insurance to have.
7th Round - Andrew Tiller (OG, Syracuse)
Massive interior lineman with great size. Prospect pick who might be coached up for the future.

Intentions behind signings and picks:
Glenn fits Sparano's idea of an offensive lineman to a tee. We finally end the experiment with Hunter and go back to our ground and pound ways. Meachem as a deep receiver will help plus with Bennett we can run more two TE formations. Brooks is a stop gap signing but a good one at that. Overall I tried to add speed and athletisism on both sides of the ball. Especially on defense we aquire guys who can really fly around in Nelson, Curry, Bradham and Thomas. Veterans like Leonhard and Pouha are resigned, others like Plax or BT are let go.

LINEUP:
QB Mark Sanchez
RB Shonn Greene/Joe McKnight
FB John Conner
WR Robert Meachem/Gerell Robinson
WR Santonio Holmes/Jeremy Kerley
TE Dustin Keller/Martellus Bennett
OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson
OG Matt Slauson
C Nick Mangold
OG Brandon Moore
OT Cordy Glenn

DE Muhammad Wilkerson
NT Sione Pouha
DE Mike DeVito
OLB Calvin Pace/Aaron Maybin
ILB David Harris
ILB Bart Scott/Nigel Bradham
OLB Ahmad Brooks/Vinny Curry
CB Darrelle Revis
SS Jim Leonhard/Tramain Thomas
FS Reggie Nelson
CB Antonio Cromartie

Very well thought out and you back up your thought process well. I'm getting into the draft stuff a bit late this year and need to catch up on the players, but I think its solid and the FA are realistic without breaking the bank (even though the Jets should have some money to play around with this year).

Beerfish · 01-16-2012, 04:52 PM

Like the intent but not the 1st pick at all. The little research I did on that dude indicates he is a mauling guard. I have been a bit resistant to go after the top rated guard in Decastro at 16. No way I want to go after a position switcher at that point.

Flaming Mo · 01-16-2012, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Beerfish

Like the intent but not the 1st pick at all. The little research I did on that dude indicates he is a mauling guard. I have been a bit resistant to go after the top rated guard in Decastro at 16. No way I want to go after a position switcher at that point.

Glenn played a lot of tackle during his career at Georgia. The versatility is a huge plus in my eyes as it gives us more flexibility in the future. Let's say we sign or draft another stud tackle next year with that player presenting the best value, we could move Glenn to guard. He is also an insurance if D'Brick gets injured as he played LT his senior year at UGA.

sect313 · 01-16-2012, 06:45 PM

very well done and i like it. but we need another rb to split carries with greene, mckinght can be the 3rd down back

TheMikeIsHot · 01-16-2012, 08:54 PM

I'm not a big fan of Meachem at all. I just don't see him ever living up to the potential most people think he has. He's not really much more than a great athlete, and good WRs need to have a little more than that.

I don't know much about Glenn, but my first reaction if they took him would be WTF. He can't be a top 15 player in this draft, can he? At 16, they need to take BPA since there are so many holes on this team. I just can't see a circumstance where Glenn is the BPA at 16. Maybe as the draft season plays out, I'll be enlightened on him and find out that he is a stud OT. As it stands now, not my favorite pick.

Martellus Bennett, IMO, would be a great pickup. He is a much better blocker than most people give him credit for. He's kind of a bonehead and drops balls, but he's a better blocker than Mulligan and a WAY better receiver. I love this pickup.

I'm not too high on Reggie Nelson, athletic yes, but not very smart... and there has to be a balance in Rex's D. We have smart, non-athletic safetys now... going to athletic but dumb players isn't an improvement.

carlito1171 · 01-16-2012, 09:35 PM

I honestly dont think we should draft an RT in rd1...

We should sign a vet in FA to play RT and go WR or OLB in round 1.....

Beerfish · 01-17-2012, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by carlito1171

I honestly dont think we should draft an RT in rd1...

We should sign a vet in FA to play RT and go WR or OLB in round 1.....

Agreed. If we want to have a passable rt next year vet free agent.

Gas2No99 · 01-17-2012, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Beerfish

Like the intent but not the 1st pick at all. The little research I did on that dude indicates he is a mauling guard. I have been a bit resistant to go after the top rated guard in Decastro at 16. No way I want to go after a position switcher at that point.

Read Glenn's interview I just bumped.

The man is VERSATILE who can excel at any position except center. YES

to Glenn if we can't move back and no rushing OLBs left

Flaming Mo · 01-17-2012, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Beerfish

Agreed. If we want to have a passable rt next year vet free agent.

Problem is who is available in free agency?!? Demetrius Bell was injured all year and was never anything special. Kareem McKenze is going to be 35 years old and is regressing. Khalif Barnes once had the nickname "Kha-Whiff" because he couldnt pass block. The tackle class is nothing to write home about...

JamaicanJetFan · 01-17-2012, 10:00 AM

Love the free agent pursuits, but can't get behind ignoring WR's until round 5. This is an extremely deep FA class. We need to draft 2 of these WR studs in the first 5 rounds.

Beerfish · 01-17-2012, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Flaming Mo

Problem is who is available in free agency?!? Demetrius Bell was injured all year and was never anything special. Kareem McKenze is going to be 35 years old and is regressing. Khalif Barnes once had the nickname "Kha-Whiff" because he couldnt pass block. The tackle class is nothing to write home about...

This i realize that is why it has to be a priority that or a trade. We are not going to fix the Rt position by plugging in a rookie. Very few, only top notch prospects can step in on day one.

bitonti · 01-17-2012, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Beerfish

We are not going to fix the Rt position by plugging in a rookie. Very few, only top notch prospects can step in on day one.

Marcus Gilbert was a 2nd round pick that started 16 games at RT for the Steelers. It's not easy but it's possible...

Flaming Mo · 01-17-2012, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by bitonti

Marcus Gilbert was a 2nd round pick that started 16 games at RT for the Steelers. It's not easy but it's possible...

Actually there are numerous players who step in their first year and do well on the offensive line, especially higher picks. Orlando Franklin (Denver), Bryan Bulaga (Green Bay), Nate Solder (New England), Jared Veldheer (Oakland) and Tyron Smith (Dallas) are recent examples, even though you can debate about their success.

gangGREENinsider · 01-17-2012, 08:17 PM

Would jizz for days if we got Reggie Nelson...but more so based on what he did at UF.

And Bradham in the 4th? I've seen him run Chris Rainey down from behind. He'll blow the roof off the combine, and even if he doesn't, I can guarantee he's one of the fastest LBs in the class on a football field.

01-15-2012, 06:21 PM	#1
Flaming Mo All League Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: St. Peter-Ording (Germany) Posts: 4,638	Mo's Mock Offseason Vol.2 FEEE AGENCY: WR Robert Meachem (Saints) Gives us a deep threat we've been missing since Braylon left. Can blow the top off the defense and he should come at a reasonable price with something to prove. TE Martellus Bennett (Cowboys) Big, athletic tight end who has been somewhat of a dissapointment. Strong blocker who can catch passes for you aswell. S Reggie Nelson (Bengals) Underrated athletic safety who can do it all in the secondary. Will deliver the big hit and is very good in coverage. A real playmaker who covers a lot of ground. OLB Ahmad Brooks (49ers) Not a spectacular pass rusher but a strong, rock solid run defender who has starting experience. Won't hurt the development of Maybin or Curry. DRAFT: 1st Round - Cordy Glenn (RT, Georgia) Big massive mauler who brings a lot of experience and versatiliity. Sparano loves big offensive linemen and we solidify the right side. 2nd Round - Vinny Curry (OLB, Marshall) Prototypical edge rusher with a nasty mean streak to his game. Good production, lot of upside. Jets arent afraid to go with small school prospects. 3rd Round - Tramain Thomas (S, Arkansas) Violent, very athletic safety with tons of range. Equally strong in coverage and in run support, really covers a lot of ground and is a team leader. 4th Round - Nigel Bradham (ILB, Florida State) Athletic, violent linebacker with sideline to sideline speed. Offers a lot of potential in coverage. Great athlete with a lot of experience. 5th Round - Gerell Robinson (WR, Arizona State) Big, physical wideout who kind of underachieved during his career. Not a speedster but a strong possession receiver. Really long and a big target. 6th Round - Danny Coale (WR, Virginia Tech) Well rounded, sure handed receiver who can play inside and outside. Smart player with a knack for getting open. Even punted for VT, nice insurance to have. 7th Round - Andrew Tiller (OG, Syracuse) Massive interior lineman with great size. Prospect pick who might be coached up for the future. Intentions behind signings and picks: Glenn fits Sparano's idea of an offensive lineman to a tee. We finally end the experiment with Hunter and go back to our ground and pound ways. Meachem as a deep receiver will help plus with Bennett we can run more two TE formations. Brooks is a stop gap signing but a good one at that. Overall I tried to add speed and athletisism on both sides of the ball. Especially on defense we aquire guys who can really fly around in Nelson, Curry, Bradham and Thomas. Veterans like Leonhard and Pouha are resigned, others like Plax or BT are let go. LINEUP: QB Mark Sanchez RB Shonn Greene/Joe McKnight FB John Conner WR Robert Meachem/Gerell Robinson WR Santonio Holmes/Jeremy Kerley TE Dustin Keller/Martellus Bennett OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson OG Matt Slauson C Nick Mangold OG Brandon Moore OT Cordy Glenn DE Muhammad Wilkerson NT Sione Pouha DE Mike DeVito OLB Calvin Pace/Aaron Maybin ILB David Harris ILB Bart Scott/Nigel Bradham OLB Ahmad Brooks/Vinny Curry CB Darrelle Revis SS Jim Leonhard/Tramain Thomas FS Reggie Nelson CB Antonio Cromartie

01-16-2012, 04:52 PM	#3
Beerfish Hall Of Fame Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 19,116	Like the intent but not the 1st pick at all. The little research I did on that dude indicates he is a mauling guard. I have been a bit resistant to go after the top rated guard in Decastro at 16. No way I want to go after a position switcher at that point.

01-16-2012, 06:45 PM	#5
sect313 Numb All League Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 4,628	very well done and i like it. but we need another rb to split carries with greene, mckinght can be the 3rd down back

01-16-2012, 08:54 PM	#6
TheMikeIsHot All Pro Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 7,046	I'm not a big fan of Meachem at all. I just don't see him ever living up to the potential most people think he has. He's not really much more than a great athlete, and good WRs need to have a little more than that. I don't know much about Glenn, but my first reaction if they took him would be WTF. He can't be a top 15 player in this draft, can he? At 16, they need to take BPA since there are so many holes on this team. I just can't see a circumstance where Glenn is the BPA at 16. Maybe as the draft season plays out, I'll be enlightened on him and find out that he is a stud OT. As it stands now, not my favorite pick. Martellus Bennett, IMO, would be a great pickup. He is a much better blocker than most people give him credit for. He's kind of a bonehead and drops balls, but he's a better blocker than Mulligan and a WAY better receiver. I love this pickup. I'm not too high on Reggie Nelson, athletic yes, but not very smart... and there has to be a balance in Rex's D. We have smart, non-athletic safetys now... going to athletic but dumb players isn't an improvement.

01-16-2012, 09:35 PM	#7
carlito1171 The Dawn of the John Idzik Era All League Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 2,859	I honestly dont think we should draft an RT in rd1... We should sign a vet in FA to play RT and go WR or OLB in round 1.....

01-17-2012, 10:00 AM	#11
JamaicanJetFan START BILAL POWELL, kthx All League Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 2,690	Love the free agent pursuits, but can't get behind ignoring WR's until round 5. This is an extremely deep FA class. We need to draft 2 of these WR studs in the first 5 rounds.

01-17-2012, 08:17 PM	#15
gangGREENinsider All Pro Join Date: May 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 8,232	Would jizz for days if we got Reggie Nelson...but more so based on what he did at UF. And Bradham in the 4th? I've seen him run Chris Rainey down from behind. He'll blow the roof off the combine, and even if he doesn't, I can guarantee he's one of the fastest LBs in the class on a football field.