If the Jets end up with a No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft, college quarterback Trevor Lawrence should return to Clemson for his senior season to avoid New York at all costs.
That’s what four-time pro bowler and former Falcons star wide receiver Roddy White Lawrence is advising, a man with a sharp pocket, considered the most talented and quarterback prospect ever since Andrew Luck in 2012.
“Because it’s a lot scarier for you to be drafted by the Jets because they don’t know how to keep anything there as far as quarterbacking, weapons around quarterbacks, anything to do with offensive talent.” Told The Big Lead on Tuesday.
There’s a good chance the Jets will become the third team in NFL history to finish 0-16, behind the 2008 Lions and 2017 Browns, which will guarantee them a top pick in the draft as every other team has won at least one game this season. .
Although 21-year-old Lawrence can be very difficult to pass, it’s only been three years since the Jets picked Sam Darnold with a third-ranked pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.
Darnold, 23, has failed to live up to expectations, largely because of the general talent around him, as White has stated, and has played under two coaches in a short time frame.
With six games this season, the Jets have extended the league-low to 75 points (25 less than the team’s top), and second-year head coach and play-caller Adam Gass is expected to be fired by the end of the season. Season.
But, shockingly, if the long blond-haired 6-foot-6 signal clerk, Lawrence, doesn’t announce the draft, he has already won the national title with Clemson in 2019. He has spent his junior season defensively, like on Saturday when he threw a career-high five touchdowns in the first half of a 73-7 win over Georgia Tech, whose season-total was 15 in five games.
If he follows Lawrence White’s advice, he will have painful memories for Jets fans.
After finishing 1-15 in 1996, the Jets chose to pick up Patton Manning with the No. 1 pick and settle it with the newly hired Bill Parcels and the previous top pick and wide receiver Kishhon Johnson.
Femmer Ming Ning’s future Hall then surprisingly announced that he would return to Tennessee for his senior season, making Jets one of the biggest what-f-IS in history.
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