The 2023 NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday, April 27 in Kansas Metropolis.
The Jets will head to city with six picks, together with No. 13 general, whereas the Giants have 10, starting with No. 25.
The Put up’s Paul Schwartz and Brian Costello have a look at what the 2 groups might do with their alternatives on the subject of defensive linemen:
What Giants may do at defensive position in 2023 NFL Draft
Dexter Lawrence figures to grow to be one of many NFL’s highest-paid inside defensive linemen and, at 25, he must be a centerpiece for years to come back.
He’s a stud and now taking part in within the excellent spot to boost his abilities.
Leonard Williams stays a top-tier participant, however his sturdiness took a little bit of a success in 2022.
There was not an incredible deal behind these two stalwarts, which is why veteran Rakeem Nunez-Roches was signed in free company.
Jihad Ward, a favourite of defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, was introduced again.
Including gamers right here will occur on this draft, maybe as quickly as Day 2.
How about sturdy Keeanu Benton (Wisconsin)? Additionally value contemplating: Byron Younger (Alabama), Zacch Pickens (South Carolina), Karl Brooks (Bowling Inexperienced)?
— Paul Schwartz
Take a look at Paul Schwartz’s newest seven-round mock draft for the Giants.
What Jets may do at defensive position in 2023 NFL Draft
The Jets need assistance on the inside of the defensive position.
They not too long ago signed Quinton Jefferson, however they nonetheless want so as to add to the place to play alongside Quinnen Williams.
If the Jets don’t use the No. 13 choose on an offensive lineman, they may go defensive sort out with Clemson’s Bryan Bresee and Pittsburgh’s Calijah Kancey as potential targets.
In the event that they wait till the second spherical, Northwestern’s Adetomiwa Adebawore is an intriguing prospect.
— Brian Costello
Take a look at Brian Costello’s newest seven-round mock draft for the Jets.
