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Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama

Round 1, ninth pick



Analysis: Say hello to Darrelle Revis Lite. Milliner, the first cornerback picked, was widely regarded as the best at his position. The value was too good for the Jets to pass. Yes, they would've preferred a pass rusher, but Dion Jordan and Barkevious Mingo already were gone. So was super-smurf receiver Tavon Austin. Milliner made sense at that spot. Let's face it, Kyle Wilson is best suited to nickel coverage, so they needed an every-down corner to start opposite Antonio Cromartie. Some scouts say Milliner never will be an elite corner because he lacks playmaking skills. But you know what? Even the great Revis isn't an interception machine. Milliner was the right call for a defense that relies heavily on man-to-man coverage by its corners. B+

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Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri

Round 1, 13th pick



Analysis: Another defensive linemen? This makes three straight first-round picks on the line. It might make Rex Ryan happy, but they needed to spread the wealth. They passed on a talented tight end (Tyler Eifert) and a big-play receiver (Cordarrelle Patterson), players that could've helped Mark Sanchez get his career back on track. Richardson has talent, no doubt, but where does he line up? He was a 4-3 tackle in college, a one-gap penetrator, and now he'll be asked to be a two-gap lineman. Ryan acknowledged the Jets will play more 4-3 fronts, but with all their pressing needs (how 'bout a safety?), another defensive lineman became a luxury. C

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Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia

Round 2, 8th pick (No. 39 overall)



Analysis: The Jets couldn't resist, could they? They didn't have enough conviction to take Smith with one of their two first-round picks. In that sense, they received good value in the second round, but the decision comes with risk. Essentially, they drafted Mark Sanchez's successor. If he's not the real deal, it'll probably set back the franchise at least a couple of years. If their scouting reports are correct, maybe they have the next Russell Wilson or Colin Kaepernick. Smith has a lot to prove. He has the physical tools to be a winning quarterback, but there are holes in his games -- shaky pocket presence, reading defenses, handling adversity. You get the picture. C+

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Brian Winters, G, Kent State

Round 3, 10th pick (No. 72 overall)



Analysis: Winters went off the board where most expected, so the Jets received solid value. He's a tough hombre, and smart, too -- and new GM John Idzik wants to add those type of players to his roster. Here's the concern: He's projected as a guard and he's never played the position before. He played left and right tackle in college, but many believe he's best suited to the inside because he lacks elite athleticism. The versatility is attractive, though. He's a keeper. B

We need more chairs for qb's



FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The Jets have so many quarterbacks on the roster that it's easy to lose track. On Friday night, GM John Idzik joked he may add one or two more. The fanbase isn't laughing.

As a public service, we're here to provide a refresher. So let's run down the depth chart, including the contract situation for each:

Mark Sanchez -- He's due a fully guaranteed base salary of $8.25 million, plus a $500,000 workout bonus. The bonus is pro-rated daily, meaning he makes approximately $12,500 every day he shows up for a workout. He's counting $12.85 million on the cap. If they cut him with a June 1 designation, which can be done at any time, the cap charge is $12.35 million, plus another $4.8 million in 2014.

Geno Smith -- Welcome to the circus, kid. He will sign a four-year contract for about $4.99 million (including $2.96 million guaranteed), based on what the 39th pick in last year's draft (Rams CB Janoris Jenkins) received.

David Garrard -- He signed a one-year, $1.1 million contract last month, including a $100,000 signing bonus.

Tim Tebow -- He has two years remaining on his contract, and there's a good possibility he will be released. His current cap charge is $2.59 million. If the Jets cut him, they'd get stuck with a $1.53 million charge -- the amount of money they will owe the Broncos, per last year's trade agreement. Tebow's $1 million base salary isn't guaranteed.

Greg McElroy -- He's due to make $555,000, non-guaranteed.

whats everyone driving these days?

im gonna find out tuesday if im getting the tickets but, im hopefully going next sunday. So if anyone from here is going wats up with a lil pre game tail gating?? lemme kno