While Jets fans are rightfully focused on this year’s rookie class led by second overall pick Zach Wilson, it’s the team’s 2019 class that will prepare to enter their third pro season.\u00a0 Year three tends to be what most view as the season in which a player has to show he belongs or his time in the NFL may be winding down to a close.\u00a0 In the terms of the Jets class, there’s only one sure thing followed by a bunch of question marks.<\/p>\n
DL Quinnen Williams (Rd 1, 3rd overall): <\/strong>The Jets took a fair bit of heat for taking Williams over edge rusher Josh Allen who went to the Jacksonville Jaguars, but few fans are complaining after Williams appears to be heading toward elite status.\u00a0 One of the top young interior defenders in the NFL, Williams picked up 7 sacks in 13 games and was a force against the run.\u00a0 Williams is going to be a very rich man in the coming years.<\/p>\n OLB Jachai Polite (Rd 3, 68th overall): <\/strong>A wasted pick.\u00a0 Polite never played a game as a Jet and is already out of the league after a short stint with the Rams.<\/p>\n OT Chuma Edoga (Rd 3, 92nd ovearall):\u00a0<\/strong>This is a big year for Edoga.\u00a0 He has always had the physical traits to be a quality tackle but questions regarding work ethic popped up leading up to the draft.\u00a0 He has been good just as often as he has been bad for the Jets and if he isn’t more consistent this season, he could be shown the door.<\/p>\n TE Trevon Wesco (Rd 4, 121st overall):\u00a0<\/strong>Drafted as a tight end, Wesco has been used primarily as a blocker up to this point in his career but has a chance to have a major impact this season when he’ll get a look at fullback.\u00a0 Some of his best work as a pro has come as a lead blocker and in the Jets new offense, a good fullback can carve out a nice role.<\/p>\n