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per repair. Welcome to NFL Live presented by Lowe's. And just like that, the NFL draft only

two days away. On Thursday night, lives are going to change. The trajectory of teams will be altered. It's going to be huge. We'll be there. We can't wait. But for now, we're still in Bristol, at least for a little while longer. We got Dan here. We got J-Mac there. NFL live will be in Pittsburgh tomorrow. That's where we find NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah, who's joining us for the entirety of the show. What's up, DJ. How are you doing? I know you guys think I'm back in San Diego. Trust me. It really is Pittsburgh. It is absolutely perfect and beautiful here. So when you come, don't let Arlowski ruin the weather. It's perfect as it is right now.

You're already taking shots. We've been trying to do a show together for like six years. Finally getting in. We're 30 seconds in. That means he knows you well. He's going to say he knows exactly what to do. We're going to put DJ to work here today, that incredible draft brain on all of this. And let's begin with the Jets because I think we all agree that's where the draft really starts. We know what's going to happen at one, most likely with

Fernando Mendoza. But the Jets had the second and 16th picks in the upcoming draft. They need help.

They need lots of it. Their 15 season playoff drought continued last season as they became

the first team in the Super Bowl era without a single interception and the first team to play 16 games without a 400-yard receiver.

New York's been linked to many Ohio State's Arvel Reese.

They did cancel their top 30 draft visit with Texas Tech's David Bailey last week.

However, Jets GM Darren Moogie spoke earlier today about not reading too much

into all that. Here's what he said. With top 30s, every team uses them differently and has

different ways of using that mechanism. Some don't even use the top 30s at all, right?

I would say for us, when we do top 30s, every single player in case is different.

Sometimes I want this player to meet with our player engagement department. Sometimes I want

this player to meet with our sports performance. Sometimes it's purely medical. Sometimes it's

a recruiting process. Sometimes it's a smokescreen. And in regards to David, we had good touch points

with him at the combine.

We went to his pro day, had a good dinner with him, and we were just kind of juggling our 30

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