Jets can dust off old game plan by trading Jamal Adams before draft

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- A look at what's happening around the New York Jets:

1. Big decision looms: Don't be surprised if the Jamal Adams situation turns into a repeat of 2006, when first-year general manager Mike Tannenbaum traded a dynamic defensive player (John Abraham) for a first-round pick. Tannenbaum parlayed his No. 1 asset into center Nick Mangold, whom he chose with the second of two first-round picks. The first was left tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson. Just like that, the Jets had an offensive line that would sustain their offense for several years.

Current GM Joe Douglas knows he has to rebuild the line and he can accelerate the process by obtaining extra draft capital. Enter Adams,…