The Jets are probably the single worst drafting team in the last 2 decades. It's unreal how bad they are. I am not sure if it's a mix of not being able to predict talent, poor coaching of prospects and a poor learning environment. Whatever it is this franchise sucks at talent acquisition and development. It's not just WR's, it's pretty much every single position.
Yep, you're exactly right. It's on both sides of the ball.
Aside from Jamal Adams, who was a no-brainer, the best prospect we've probably acquired in the past decade is Snacks Harrison. Leonard Williams Mo Wilkerson, Sheldon Richardson, Darron Lee, Dee Milliner, Kyle Wilson...what the hell.
It says a lot when a UDFA nose tackle is one of the best prospects to come out of the franchise.
We are so bad at drafting talent that Robby Anderson, who really isn't that good of a receiver, is seen as one of the best offensive weapons we've had in quite some time (because he is).
I'm hoping that Chris Herndon turns into a solid player. Obviously, the most important player is Sam Darnold but he's far from a lock right now. Quinnen Williams has all the potential in the world, let's just hope Gregg Williams taps into it.