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The New York Jets have earned to go wherever they’d like with the 10th overall pick in April’s draft. That includes trading the selection.
A recent NFL.com mock draft had New York getting aggressive in the wake of recent signings. Acquiring left tackle Tyron Smith
and receiver Mike Williams gives the Jets the flexibility to be aggressive, even if the more sound process would be to accumulate picks. In said mock draft, general manager Joe Douglas traded up to No. 5 for the rights to draft Ohio State receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
The trade would immediately give New York one of the league’s best receiving trios and perhaps the best young duo in the sport. But is there a world where Harrison falls to 10
Neither of those are lethal for his stock, especially talking at the Combine, which may or may not be his fault/decision. But Harrison is locked into a race for WR1 in this year’s class. He hasn’t helped his stock since his final collegiate snap.
His early-round counterparts may have, though it’s entirely possible Harrison’s pedigree and track record have given him a lead neither LSU’s Malik Nabers or Washington’s Rome Odunze will make up. Nabers hasn’t yet tested (or measured) but has gained steam in recent weeks and Odunze ran a 4.45 40-yard dash while hitting every necessary benchmark to be deemed an incredible athlete.