The lack of true blue-chip prospects at edge rusher should have the Jets reconsidering their

strategy with the second pick in the draft.

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On today's show, we'll discuss why Aaron Glenn and Darren Mucci might be more patient at quarterback than we realize.

We'll talk about the pressures,

a drafted quarterback faces coming to New York and playing for the Jets. But we'll begin by talking

about the second pick in the NFL draft. The Jets pick behind the Las Vegas Raiders.

Vegas is widely expected to select Fernando Mendoza number one overall. That leaves the Jets on the board. And with all due

respect to Ty Simpson, who we'll discuss a little bit later on this show, nobody really thinks

that there's a quarterback worth taking at two. So most of the attention's been paid to edge

rusher. And that's what we've been talking about a lot on this show over the last couple of

months. And there are three names

that have been mentioned over and over and over. There's Arvel Reese out of Ohio State, who I think

is probably the favorite right now. I think that if you ask most analysts what the most likely

picket to would be, they would tell you Reese. There's also David Bailey of Texas Tech, a guy who I like,

a guy whose profile really intrigues me, a guy whose skill set really intrigues me. And then

there's Ruben Bain Jr. out of Miami who hasn't generated as much buzz, but a guy who is very

likely to be a good player in this league. And I've been of the mindset that edge rusher is probably

the right pick because quarterback's the most important spot on the field. There's no quarterback

available. What's the second most important spot? I think there are a couple of options you could go

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