With only two picks entering Day 3 of the 2019 NFL draft, Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan is making an effort to stockpile additional draft capital late in the draft. Originally slated to pick third in the fourth round (No. 105 overall), New York exchanged fourth-round selections with the New Orleans Saints and also added a fifth-round pick (No. 168 overall). The Jets will now pick at No. 116. Jets trade: 105. Saints trade: 116, 168. — Field Yates (@FieldYates) April 27, 2019 This is the second time the Jets have partnered with the Saints for a trade involving 2019 draft picks. In September, New York sent quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to the Saints in exchange for a third-round selection. With that pick, the Jets selected USC offensive tackle Chuma Edoga.<doc-sep>After trading back 11 spots in the fourth round with the New Orleans Saints, Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan struck a deal with the Tennessee Titans to trade back once again. Slated to pick No. 116 after the trade with New Orleans, the Jets moved down five picks to No. 121 and also landed the No. 157 pick in exchange for picks No. 116 and No. 168, which New York also acquired from the Saints. With the No. 121 pick, the Jets bolstered their tight end corps with the selection of West Virginia’s Trevon Wesco. The selection of Wesco gives New York a No. 2 tight end to supplement Chris Herndon. With Herndon facing a suspension to start the season, Wesco will likely factor heavily into the Jets’ offensive plans early in the year. At 6-foot-3, 267 pounds, Wesco profiles as a blocking tight end next to Herndon. However, he can make an impact in the passing game as well. In 2018, Wesco caught 26 passes for 366 yards and a touchdown. He finished his collegiate career with 28 receptions, 373 yards and two touchdowns. Wesco’s versatility will play in Adam Gase’s offense. With his ability to line up at tight end, out wide and at H-Back, New York will be able to deploy its newest offensive weapon in a variety of ways.<doc-sep>A few reports indicate the Jets are pushing to trade up into tonight’s second round of the NFL Draft. Keep an eye on this one: The #Jets are looking into making a big move all the way from the third round into the early second, sources tell me and @MikeGarafolo. Would need to give up significant capital in future draft picks. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 26, 2019 Jets have spoken to at least the Seahawks, who have the No. 37 overall pick, per sources. NYJ does not have the draft capital this year to make a sizeable leap unless it was willing to part with both 3rd rounders, 4th rounder + something else. A 2020 pick makes more sense https://t.co/diaOk4H17v — Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN) April 26, 2019 It would take a combination of 2019 & 2020 picks for Jets to make a 30ish-spot leap into the 2nd round. (I’d be stunned if they gave up a 2020 1st rounder). Who could they get? I know they like Texas A&M center Erik McCoy (also can play guard) and Miss St C/G Elgton Jenkins — Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN) April 26, 2019 In terms of giving up future picks to move up, I’m going to offer this advice to the Jets. Don’t. I think a big reason this team has failed to add adequate talent through the Draft in recent seasons is a lack of Draft capital. This team cannot continue to deplete the well any further. Yes, the team has a gaping hole at center that needs to be addressed, but the team also needs a lifeline of picks for its future. Many reports indicated that Mike Maccagnan was desperate to get the Jets a second round pick after dealing away the team’s original pick to the Colts last year. Many of us assumed that was about the Jets trading down in the first. Perhaps the team is going to try and big move up the board.<doc-sep>Congratulations! You have made it through the first two days of the NFL Draft, but today will be a different animal. You will be tested. Your health will be put in danger. Relationships will suffer. You will eat way too much. You will be exhausted. But, you will make it. You will endure. And you will see every pick made in the 2019 NFL Draft. And, you can talk about all of it right here in our final live chat for the Draft. Join other fans trying to endure to the end. Talk about the trades, the picks, and how far behind the television coverage is from the picks being made. It will be a great time. Here is the pertinent information while you attempt this unhealthy feat: 2019 NFL Draft - Rounds 4-7 Where: Nashville, TN Fourth-Seventh Rounds: Saturday, April 27, 12pm ET Pick times: 4th-6th rounds - 5 minutes; 7th round - 4 minutes Television Coverage: NFL Network, ESPN, ABC, ESPN Deportes Stream: NFL.com/watch; fuboTV; ESPN app Best remaining players: Hakeem Butler, WR, Iowa State; Deionte Thompson, S, Alabama; Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, S/CB, Florida; Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State; and Mack Wilson, LB, Alabama headline the best players still on the board heading into Day 3. Sign up for The Phinsider FanPulse here! Fourth Round Draft Order: 1 - 103. Arizona Cardinals 2 - 104. San Francisco 49ers 3 - 105. New York Jets 4 - 106. Oakland Raiders 5 - 107. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6 - 108. New York Giants 7 - 109. Oakland Raiders (from Jacksonville Jaguars) 8 - 110. Cincinnati Bengals 9 - 111. Detroit Lions 10 - 112. Washington Redskins (from Buffalo Bills) 11 - 113. Baltimore Ravens (from Denver Broncos) 12 - 114. Seattle Seahawks (from Green Bay Packers) 13 - 115. Carolina Panthers 14 - 116. New Orleans Saints (from Miami Dolphins) 15 - 117. Atlanta Falcons 16 - 118. New England Patriots (from Washington Redskins through Green Bay Packers through Seattle Seahawks) 17 - 119. Cleveland Browns 18 - 120. Minnesota Vikings 19 - 121. Tennessee Titans 20 - 122. Pittsburgh Steelers 21 - 123. Baltimore Ravens 22 - 124. Seattle Seahawks 23 - 125. Cincinnati Bengals (from Houston Texans through Denver Broncos) 24 - 126. Chicago Bears 25 - 127. Baltimore Ravens (from Philadelphia Eagles) 26 - 128. Dallas Cowboys 27 - 129. Indianapolis Colts 28 - 130. Los Angeles Chargers 29 - 131. Washington Redskins (from Kansas City Chiefs through Buffalo Bills) 30 - 132. Seattle Seahawks (from New Orleans Saints from New York Giants) 31 - 133. New England Patriots (from Los Angeles Rams) 32 - 134. New England Patriots 33 - 135. Indianapolis Colts 34 - 136. Dallas Cowboys 35 - 137. Atlanta Falcons 36 - 138. Philadelphia Eagles Round Five Draft Order 1 - 139. Arizona Cardinals 2 - 140. Jacksonville Jaguars (from New York Jets through Oakland Raiders) 3 - 141. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Oakland Raiders) 4 - 142. Seattle Seahawks (from Detroit Lions through San Francisco 49ers through New York Giants) 5 - 143. New York Giants 6 - 144. Indianapolis Colts (from Jacksonville Jaguars through Cleveland Browns) 7 - 145. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8 - 146. Detroit Lions 9 - 147. Buffalo Bills 10 - 148. Denver Broncos 11 - 149. Cincinnati Bengals 12 - 150. Green Bay Packers 13 - 151. Miami Dolphins 14 - 152. Atlanta Falcons 15 - 153. Washington Redskins 16 - 154. Carolina Panthers 17 - 155. Cleveland Browns 18 - 156. Denver Broncos (from Minnesota Vikings) 19 - 157. Tennessee Titans 20 - 158. Oakland Raiders (from Pittsburgh Steelers through Oakland Raiders through Buffalo Bills) 21 - 159. Minnesota Vikings (from Seattle Seahawks) 22 - 160. Baltimore Ravens 23 - 161. Houston Texans 24 - 162. Los Angeles Rams (from Chicago Bears through New England Patriots) 25 - 163. Philadelphia Eagles 26 - 164. Indianapolis Colts 27 - 165. Dallas Cowboys 28 - 166. Los Angeles Chargers 29 - 167. Los Angeles Rams (from Kansas City Chiefs) 30 - 168. New Orleans Saints 31 - 169. Los Angeles Rams 32 - 170. Cleveland Browns (from New England Patriots) 33 - 171. New York Giants 34 - 172. Atlanta Falcons 35 - 173. Washington Redskins Round Six Draft Order 1 - 174. Arizona Cardinals 2 - 175. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Oakland Raiders) 3 - 176. San Francisco 49ers 4 - 177. New Orleans Saints (from New York Jets) 5 - 178. Jacksonville Jaguars 6 - 179. Arizona Cardinals (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers) 7 - 180. New York Giants 8 - 181. Buffalo Bills 9 - 182. Cincinnati Bengals (from Denver Broncos) 10 - 183. Cincinnati Bengals 11 - 184. Detroit Lions 12 - 185. Green Bay Packers 13 - 186. Atlanta Falcons 14 - 187. Carolina Panthers 15 - 188. Tennessee Titans (from Miami Dolphins) 16 - 189. Cleveland Browns 17 - 190. Minnesota Vikings 18 - 191. Minnesota Vikings (from Tennessee Titans through Baltimore Ravens) 19 - 192. Pittsburgh Steelers 20 - 193. Minnesota Vikings (from Baltimore Ravens) 21 - 194. Green Bay Packers (from Seattle Seahawks) 22 - 195. Houston Texans 23 - 196. New York Jets (from Chicago Bears through Oakland Raiders) 24 - 197. Baltimore Ravens (from Philadelphia Eagles) 25 - 198. Cincinnati Bengals (from Dallas Cowboys) 26 - 199. Indianapolis Colts 27 - 200. Los Angeles Chargers 28 - 201. Kansas City Chiefs 29 - 202. Miami Dolphins (from New Orleans Saints) 30 - 203. Atlanta Falcons (from Los Angeles Rams) 31 - 204. Minnesota Vikings (from New England Patriots through Detroit Lions) 32 - 205. Chicago Bears (from New England Patriots) 33 - 206. Washington Redskins 34 - 207. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Arizona Cardinals) 35 - 208. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Philadelphia Eagles) 36 - 209. Minnesota Vikings (from Seattle Seahawks) 37 - 210. Cincinnati Bengals 38 - 211. Cincinnati Bengals 39 - 212. San Francisco 49ers 40 - 213. Cincinnati Bengals 41 - 214. Kansas City Chiefs Round Seven Draft Order 1 - 215. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Arizona Cardinals) 2 - 216. Kansas City Chiefs (from San Francisco 49ers) 3 - 217.<doc-sep>
Two days down and one more to go in the 2019 NFL draft. The New York Jets made two selections on Friday night in Florida outside linebacker Jachai Polite and USC offensive tackle Chuma Edoga. Prior to that, they took Quinnen Williams third overall. In the final four rounds, the Jets only own a fourth-round pick and a sixth-round pick, Nos. 105 and 196 overall. New York had a seventh-round pick but used it in a trade in order to move up to draft Edoga. The Jets could potentially trade back to accumulate more picks or trade Darron Lee for a late-round pick. After two days, let’s see where the draft order stands: Round 4 103. Arizona Cardinals 104. San Francisco 49ers 105. New York Jets 106. Oakland Raiders 107. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 108. New York Giants 109. Oakland Raiders 110. Cincinnati Bengals 111. Detroit Lions 112. Washington Redskins 113. Baltimore Ravens 114. Seattle Seahawks 115. Carolina Panthers 116. New Orleans Saints 117. Atlanta Falcons 118. New England Patriots 119. Cleveland Browns 120. Minnesota Vikings 121. Tennessee Titans 122. Pittsburgh Steelers 123. Baltimore Ravens 124. Seattle Seahawks 125. Cincinnati Bengals 126. Chicago Bears 127. Baltimore Ravens 128. Dallas Cowboys 129. Indianapolis Colts 130. Los Angeles Chargers 131. Washington Redskins 132. Seattle Seahawks 133. New England Patriots 134. New England Patriots 135. Indianapolis Colts 136. Dallas Cowboys 137. Atlanta Falcons 138. Philadelphia Eagles Round 5 139. Arizona Cardinals 140. Jacksonville Jaguars 141. Pittsburgh Steelers 142. Seattle Seahawks 143. New York Giants 144. Indianapolis Colts 145. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 146. Detroit Lions 147. Buffalo Bills 148. Denver Broncos 149. Cincinnati Bengals 150. Green Bay Packers 151. Miami Dolphins 152. Atlanta Falcons 153. Washington Redskins 154. Carolina Panthers 155. Cleveland Browns 156. Denver Broncos 157. Tennessee Titans 158. Oakland Raiders 159. Minnesota Vikings 160. Baltimore Ravens 161. Houston Texans 162. Los Angeles Rams 163. Philadelphia Eagles 164. Indianapolis Colts 165. Dallas Cowboys 166. Los Angeles Chargers 167. Los Angeles Rams 168. New Orleans Saints 169. Los Angeles Rams 170. Cleveland Browns 171. New York Giants 172. Atlanta Falcons 173. Washington Redskins Round 6 174. Arizona Cardinals 175. Pittsburgh Steelers 176. San Francisco 49ers 177. New Orleans Saints 178. Jacksonville Jaguars 179. Arizona Cardinals 180. New York Giants 181. Buffalo Bills 182. Cincinnati Bengals 183. Cincinnati Bengals 184. Detroit Lions 185. Green Bay Packers 186. Atlanta Falcons 187. Carolina Panthers 188. Tennessee Titans 189. Cleveland Browns 190. Minnesota Vikings 191. Minnesota Vikings 192. Pittsburgh Steelers 193. Minnesota Vikings 194. Green Bay Packers 195. Houston Texans 196. New York Jets 197. Baltimore Ravens 198. Cincinnati Bengals 199. Indianapolis Colts 200. Los Angeles Chargers 201. Kansas City Chiefs 202. Miami Dolphins 203. Atlanta Falcons 204. Minnesota Vikings 205. Chicago Bears 206. Washington Redskins 207. Pittsburgh Steelers 208. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 209. Seattle Seahawks 210. Cincinnati Bengals 211. Cincinnati Bengals 212. San Francisco 49ers 213. Cincinnati Bengals 214. Kansas City Chiefs Round 7 215. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 216. Kansas City Chiefs 217. Minnesota Vikings 218. Oakland Raiders 219. Pittsburgh Steelers 220. Houston Texans 221. Cleveland Browns 222. Chicago Bears 223. Cincinnati Bengals 224. Detroit Lions 225. Buffalo Bills 226. Green Bay Packers 227. Washington Redskins 228. Buffalo Bills 229. Detroit Lions 230. Atlanta Falcons 231. New Orleans Saints 232. New York Giants 233. Miami Dolphins 234. Miami Dolphins 235. Jacksonville Jaguars 236. Jacksonville Jaguars 237. Denver Broncos 238. Chicago Bears 239. New England Patriots 240. Indianapolis Colts 241. Dallas Cowboys 242. Los Angeles Chargers 243. New England Patriots 244. New Orleans Saints 245. New York Giants 246. New England Patriots 247. Minnesota Vikings 248. Arizona Cardinals 249. Arizona Cardinals 250. Minnesota Vikings 251. Los Angeles Rams 252. New England Patriots 253. Washington Redskins