10. Jets (from Seahawks) – Garrett Wilson, Wide Receiver, Ohio State
Remember how we claimed the Jets have lots of picks to find offensive help for Zach Wilson? This is where it all starts. Fortunately for them, they still have the option of selecting any wide receiver they want at No. 10, which leads them directly to Wilson. You can’t expect too much from rookie wide receivers. Wilson, on the other hand, should be polished enough to make an immediate impression. Even if he has a year to develop and strengthen, the Jets must provide their young quarterback with a high-end playmaker.
10. Jets (from Seahawks) – Garrett Wilson, Wide Receiver, Ohio State
11. Commanders – Kyle Hamilton, Safety, Notre Dame
With Hamilton available at No. 11, the Commanders could get a steal. Hamilton, a 6’4″ athletic safety, will cover a lot of territory in the secondary. He has the potential to become one of the top players in the NFL at his position. We know that Washington has some tremendous defensive line talent. The Commanders can now supplement it with a back-end impact player, preferably one who should have been selected far higher.
11. Commanders – Kyle Hamilton, Safety, Notre Dame
