Look, I get it. When your favorite NFL team’s season concludes, it’s human nature to go straight into mock draft mode, concocting a flawless plan that guarantees your team will reach the mountaintop in the near future.
But every year, it’s the same story: doing mock drafts prior to free agency is essentially pointless. Each team’s list of needs will change drastically between the day their season ends and the day Roger Goodell steps up to the podium amidst a sea of boos.
The New York Jets just wrapped up an active first week of free agency in which they checked off quite a few boxes on their offseason wishlist.