Ranking New York Jets’ Top Offseason Moves Following 2014 NFL Draft

May 24, 2014   ·   Philip Schawillie   ·   Jump to comments

The 2014 NFL draft concludes one of the offseason's most important phases for the New York Jets. It's a good time for ranking the team's top moves. When doing so, it's important to consider these moves in context. Each move addressed a need—some completely, others in part. Each move also represented a chance to think outside the box, to approach old problems in new ways.
This list includes three draft picks and four free-agent signings. The rankings consider each move within the contexts of "Need," "Solution" and "Implications."
 
Need
Need represents the position or function the team must improve. Each move in this list addresses a need through the draft or free agency. The grades are as follows:
Significant: The team must address this need before the 2014 season begins to be competitive. Moderate: This need may become more or less important depending on outside circumstances, such as recovery from injury or ...

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