Trevon Wesco TE, WVU

Height: 6-3, Weight: 267

Wesco is a good, large blocker from the H-back spot but provides essentially no receiving ability. Should boost the Jets' run game.

C-

Draft Prospect Outlook

Draft Scouting Report:

Wesco's a slow-mover but a wide body at just under 6-4 and 270 pounds, so he holds up as a blocker. He showcased flashes of excellent balance after the catch in 2018 at West Virginia. -- CT

2018 College Stats

GP

REC

YDS

AVG

TDS

10

26

366

14.1

1

5

157

Blake Cashman LB, MINN

Height: 6-1, Weight: 237

Cashman isn't flashy. He's just always around the ball and knows how to beat blocks to get there against the run. He's a reliable zone coverage linebacker who reads routes quickly and reacts. Tested better than what he shows on the field but someone bound to outplay his draft position.

A-

6

196

Blessuan Austin CB, RUT

Height: 6-1, Weight: 198

Austin battled myriad injuries at Rutgers, which is probably why he sank to the sixth round. He has impressive size, twitch, and awareness when the ball arrives. Great value on a guy who could stick long-term in the league.

B+

• Greg Dortch, WR, Wake Forest
• Toa Lobendahn, OL, USC
• Jamey Mosley, LB, Alabama
• Jalin Moore, RB, Appalachian State
• MyQuon Stout, DL, Appalachian State
• Wyatt Miller, OL, Central Florida
• Santos Ramirez, DB, Arkansas
• Fred Jones, DL, Florida State
• Justin Alexandre, DL, Incarnate Word
• Trevon Sanders, DL, Troy
• Jabril Frazier, DL, Boise State
• Kyle Phillips, DL, Tennessee
• Jeff Allison, LB, Fresno State
• John Battle, DB, LSU
• Kyron Brown, DB, Akron
• Malik Reed, EDGE, Nevada (Conflicting information: One report saysBroncos, one says Jets)

Rumors reportedly circling that Jets could make a run at Peyton Manning for front-office role

Manning and Jets coach Adam Gase have worked together in the past

Jets coach Adam Gase isn't going to have to pull double duty as the team's general manager anymore. The team has finally found a replacement for Mike Maccagnan.

The Jets announced Friday that they've agreed to terms with Joe Douglas to become the team's next general manager. Gase had been serving as the team's interim general manager since May 15, when the Jets decided to fire Maccagnan.

At the time of the firing, Jets CEO Christoper Johnson had said that Gase would "assist" in the hiring of the team's new general manager, so it's no surprise that Douglas ended up being the hire, and that's mainly because he has close ties with Gase. The two became close friends during the 2015 season when they worked together on the same staff in Chicago, with Gase working as the Bears offensive coordinator and Douglas working as the team's director of college scouting.

According to ESPN.com, the Jets have a lot of faith in Douglas, and to prove that, the team has given him a six-year deal.