There is no secret Braylon Edwards wants to return, he’s also aware you need players to be flexible at the negotiating table if teams are to keep important pieces of the team intact. We’ve seen QB’s around the NFL move money around so teams can fit players under the cap. Braylon knows there is a plethora of talent

Round Pick Player Team Trade Info Position School 1 30 Muhammad Wilkerson Jets DE Temple The Jets addressed a need well here in getting someone who can soon replace Shaun Ellis as a highly effective starting 3-4 end. 3 30 Kenrick Ellis Jets DE Hampton Ellis and first-rounder Muhammad Wilkerson give the Jets a much stronger three-man front rotation. 4

  Last offseason Mark Sanchez flew Some teammates out to California (Jets West)  to ‘rep out’ with Sanchez and have the guys build get some practice time in and build on that chemistry carry over from last season. Santonio Holmes opted out, probably due to not being under contract. Same was said for Braylon Edwards but he took the trip

Don’t you just wish sometimes that Rex Ryan would tell you how he really feels? The Jets head coach can be so reserved and bashful sometimes, rarely showing that fire you know is blazing inside him. A little too facetious? Fine. The good thing is that the guy who rarely holds back on the podium — and blurts out magic

Prospect profile: TCU WR Jeremy Kerley Jeremy Kerley Highlights NFL position: WR Height: 5-9 1/4 Weight: 188 40 time: 4.55 Current projection: Third-round pick Strengths: Is a very quick, agile receiver who has the athleticism to make plays. Has been a very productive return man and runner after the catch because he can accelerate to full speed fast, has excellent

Bilal Powell Scouting Report Bilal Powell highlights Bilal Powell – Louisville (HT: 5-10⅜ – WT: 204) Combine 40: DNP – Position Rank: 12 of 35 Positives: Above average speed… Tremendous short area burst makes him difficult to contain… Has great balance, very difficult to knock down, bounces off tacklers… Runs hard, a very aggressive runner… Came out of nowhere to