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Brevyn Spann-Ford had 25 receptions for 239 yds and a couple of tds in 2023. 2022 he had 42/497 and in 2021 he had 23 for 296. For whatever reason last yr he was credited with 9 drops (per Dane Brugler) but prio to that he had never dropped very many at all.

Probably just camp fodder, but ugh.

If you can't understand why spending a late 4th rd pick on a guy that probably upgrades the backup QB spot and MIGHT have a chance as a future starter is less questionable than spending the 8th overall pick of the draft that will be a backup at best for 2 (and perhaps more) seasons, when said...

Maybe. Locally some of their reporters/writers & people seem to think otherwise.

Seems fair. I thought we had a better draft than what some of the teams above us got, but ultimately C or C+ is what I would have probably given them too. I'd probably have given them a B had they taken that trade down offer in 3 and got the extra 4, and then drafted a RB.

I'm on the record as saying he is not worth a 50-60 mils or yr (or more) type deal. But to be somewhat fair, if your boss came to you and said "yeah we know the market value for proven talent like you is 300k per yr, but we only want to pay your 150k because we dont have the budget for...

He had 25 receptions so obviously that isnt true amigo. Again not sure what happened last yr, but priot to last season he only had a few drops in his career there.

Spann-Ford clips. Some good stiff here including two impressive hurdle moves. 13th rated TE by Brugler, 6'6 260lbs with athletic background. Had him rated as a 6th/7th pick. Kiper had him rated 15th TE.

He had a problem with drops last yr for some reason, but the skill on the clips you see of him is very evident. I hope knucklehead Hendershot is gone.

Oh boy not again......

Thats the other issue. If you listen to the chatter, it wasnt the scouts that wanted him. It was the dipshit owner.

Using a 7th rd pick on a 3rd or 4th string QB is one thing. Using the 8th pick of the draft on an older QB prospect with injury history and questionable traits anyway is something entirely different.

It was fucking stupid. They spent 180 million dollars on Cousins and have two years of fully guaranteed status. They drafted an older guy that barring injuries, at best wont see the field for two or three seasons. It's possible the guy they just drafted might be 28 or 29 yrs old before he ever...

I think barring injuries, the Jets will win that division this year.

Well, the team wasnt physical on either side of the ball and didnt have enough guys that play with some mean attitude. These guys they drafted are all pretty physical (minus the WR) and all seem to have a pretty nasty disposition on the field. We needed that up front on both sides of the ball...

All draft pick highlights combined.