
Draft Guru's Sleeper Pick for Jets' Guard
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The New York Jets offensive line could benefit from a stabilizing presence, and draft guru Daniel Jeremiah suggests Keylan Rutledge as a sleeper pick. Rutledges impressive resume, including First-Team All-Conference USA, back-to-back First-Team All-ACC honors, and First-Team All-American status, showcases his development and dominance. Jeremiah believes Rutledge could fit right in without the Jets needing to make a big move early. With uncertainty at guard, Rutledges size, strength, and presence could provide the long-term fix the Jets need to improve their protection game and offensive flow.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Draft Guru's Sleeper Pick for Jets' Guard. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 20th. This is NFL News Today football coverage powered by AI. The New York Jets got plenty of bodies on their offensive line, but the real talk is about questions, especially at guard. Draft Guru Dango Jeremiah just dropped Keelan Rutledge as the perfect sleeper picked for them in this year's draft. This dude's resume is straight fire. First team all conference USA in 2023, then back-to-back first team all ACC honors, capping it off as a first team all American in 2025. Rutledge built that track record through pure development and dominating his competition every step up. It's not luck, it's consistency that Scouse love. Jeremiah season fitting right in without the Jets forcing a big swing early. Jets fans know the lineup has options like Joe Tipman and a few others, but it feels more like depth on paper than rock solid starters. That uncertainty up front has been killing their protection game and offensive flow. What Rutledge brings is size, strength,
1:00and that stabilizing presence teams crave inside. He's the kind of long-term fix that could turn bodies into answers, especially if he slides into the right draft spot. Bottom line, the Jets don't need to chase stars here, but passing on a guy like Rutledge might mean missing their guard solution while the line stays. Unsettled, keep an eye on this one as draft season heats up.
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