2022 JetOffensive Prospect Rankings

[Heismanberg]

Jameson Williams might be our guy in the top five as well...

[Heismanberg]

Toledo RB Bryant Koback is a sleeper.  He's a great fit in our scheme too. 

[SixFeetDeep]

What round for CC TE Isaiah Likely?

Put up 900 yards and 12 TDs his senior year
5 TDs each season his first 3 years

[MBGreen]

What round for CC TE Isaiah Likely?

Put up 900 yards and 12 TDs his senior year
5 TDs each season his first 3 years

3-4th rounder i'd assume

[Heismanberg]

What round for CC TE Isaiah Likely?

Put up 900 yards and 12 TDs his senior year
5 TDs each season his first 3 years

Do not want in the first four rounds.

Not a good fit and they schemed him open at Coastal.  It’s a great college offense.  Likely is just a big receiver.

[insanity]

I wish cfb had stats on drop percentage.  I was just watching Drake London's game against Stanford and he dropped so many balls that hit him in the hands.  Most weren't easy balls, but if you're taking a wide reciever top 10 he needs to make a majority of those catches.

He makes some amazing contested catches..  Was this game an anomaly?

https://youtu.be/lUPys5w9BfQ

[Heismanberg]

I wish cfb had stats on drop percentage.  I was just watching Drake London's game against Stanford and he dropped so many balls that hit him in the hands.  Most weren't easy balls, but if you're taking a wide reciever top 10 he needs to make a majority of those catches.

He makes some amazing contested catches..  Was this game an anomaly?

https://youtu.be/lUPys5w9BfQ

The redzone miss was a fantastic play by the corner (who will be a top CB prospect in 2023).  I will watch the rest later, but that play specifically is a forced incompletion to me.  Not a drop. 

[insanity]

The redzone miss was a fantastic play by the corner (who will be a top CB prospect in 2023).  I will watch the rest later, but that play specifically is a forced incompletion to me.  Not a drop.

I think I counted 3 "drops" in that game.  Again none of then were easy catches but even so if you're aiming to be a #1 reciever in the league you can't have 3 of those in one game.

[Heismanberg]

I think I counted 3 "drops" in that game.  Again none of then were easy catches but even so if you're aiming to be a #1 reciever in the league you can't have 3 of those in one game.

London caught four passes against Stanford.  He didn't have another game with less than 9 receptions this season.

He was putting up ridiculous statistics because he got hurt.

My bigger Michael Crabtree comparison stands.  High volume possession weapon.

[insanity]

That second attempt to him in the redzone on that drive was such a poor run speed out.  It was good coverage but if he runs a halfway decent route he wins.

[Heismanberg]

That second attempt to him in the redzone on that drive was such a poor run speed out.  It was good coverage but if he runs a halfway decent route he wins.

It's designed that way.  It's a timing route.

[insanity]

It's designed that way.  It's a timing route.

It's designed for him to jog through his route?  I get it's a speed route, but by God my dead grandma could cover that

[Heismanberg]

It's designed for him to jog through his route?

That's not what we did at all, but alright.

[MBGreen]

That's not what we did at all, but alright.

did he nonchalant himself thru the route?

[insanity]

My take on the wide receivers listed

Jameson, garret, drake, and treylon are a really intriguing group.  I do think they should be in two seperate tiers

Jameson
Garret

Treylon
Drake

Jameson Williams and Garrett Williams are players that can do anything a team wants them to do.  They both are great route runners, they have great hands, can take the top off a defense, or they can get yards after the catch. 

Jameson is an absolute dog.  He seems like he can be a tone setter for not only the offense, but the entire team.  A rebuilding team needs players with his attitude.  He's my number 1.  The dude is out there leading the team in receiving yards and playing gunner?  Are you kidding me?

Garrett's ability to make a man miss is otherwordly.  I dont know of another reciever at his size that has his juking ability, but also his strength.  If I had to make a comp I guess I'd say maybe obj.  He's my number 2 or honestly 1b they are both fantastic players.

Treylon burks is fapping material for any offensive coordinator of a west coast offense.  The guy is yac waiting to happen and could probably play any offensive skill position.  I would absolutely love to have this player on the jets.  With that said I think TB as a number 1 option in an offense is a bit of a projection at this time.  The route tree he ran at Arkansas is much less refined than OSU & Bama.  It doesn't mean that he can't do it, but when we are talking about using a top 5 pick on a wide reciever I'm going to give the other wide recievers an edge.  The way he makes plays coming out of the backfield reminds me of Delanie Walker

Drake London is a bit of an enigma to me.  In every game I watched he made multiple amazing, contested, hand catches, but then dropped atleast 1 ball that he had two hands on.  It may be just concentration issues, but if we are drafting a wide reciever top 5, that is not something I want to see.  I think the other 3 recievers are better fits for our system and what we need.

-  London is not as good after the catch as the other 3
-  He is definitely a much better route runner than I gave him credit for after watching the Stanford game, but garrett and wilson are better
-  His jump ball ability is a skill that any team would want, but I'm not sure a team fears his homerun ability like Jameson or Garrett.  We need someone who can stretch the field.