The New York Jets will be on the clock in exactly one week. That’s right Jet fans, in just seven days all eyes will be on the Philadelphia Museum of Art as all 32 teams attempt to build their futures.

Here’s six more mock drafts and my take on a few picks to keep you occupied until then.

		Affiliation	Player	Position	School
Lance Zierlein	4/18	NFL.com	Jamal Adams	S	LSU
Mel Kiper	4/19	ESPN	OJ Howard	TE	Alabama
Chad Reuter	4/14	NFL.com	Deshaun Watson	QB	Clemson
Pete Prisco	4/17	CBS Sports	Marshon Lattimore	CB	Ohio State
Matt Miller	4/14	Bleacher Report	Jamal Adams	S	LSU
RJ White	4/14	CBS Sports	Patrick Mahomes II*	QB	Texas Tech

*RJ White’s mock has the Jets trading down with Cincinnati for the 9 overall pick and then with Arizona for the 13 overall pick

Love: Jamal Adams (Zierlein, Miller)

I’ve said it before and I say it again, Jamal Adams and the New York Jets are a fantastic match. Adams is rated as the top safety in the draft and the Jets are in desperate need of help in the secondary. Adams can give them just that and more as he has proven to be a team leader at LSU. Every rebuild must start somewhere and I believe that the Jets should start theirs with Adams if he’s available.

Like: Patrick Mahomes II (White)

This pick is less about the player and more about the pick itself, specifically the act of trading down. In this scenario the Jets actually trade down twice, netting them two extra third rounders and a fourth rounder. I can’t deny Mahomes’ talent, but he spent his three years in college running Texas Tech’s “air raid” offense in the NCAA’s weakest conference. Of the 32 starting quarterbacks in the NFL, only two, Andy Dalton (TCU) and Sam Bradford (Oklahoma), have come out of the Big 12. While I worry about how Mahomes will adjust to a pro-style offense, it would be good to see a franchise so synonymous with draft day blunders have a few extra picks to work with.

Hate: O.J. Howard (Kiper)

I have nothing against O.J. Howard, but while a rebirth of the tight end position for the Jets would be nice, they have much more pressing needs at other positions such as quarterback, safety, cornerback, and linebacker. Howard possesses the potential to be a fantastic NFL tight end, but if the Jets are looking for a tight end they’re better off taking a Jake Butt or Evan Engram in the later rounds.

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