Jets' Draft Strategy: Tyson or Cooper?

0:00On April 6th, the New York Jets are set to grab the top defensive player available with their second overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. After that, the real question is whether General Manager Darren Moogie doubles down on defense early or boost the offense, especially at wide, receiver. Reports from Ryan Dunlavy say, Arizona State's Jordan Tyson tops their list for the 16th overall spot. He's got all American talent, but waiting until round two could open up other solid options on day two. Tyson carries some risk with a hamstring injury that sidelined him at the NFL Combine and his pro day. He's got a track record of leg issues from college, so teams are watching closely for any red flags. He's got a key workout on April 17th to prove he's good to go. Nail it, and he can lock in that 16th pick for the Jets, flop, and he might slide, letting them pivot. Inside her Tony Pauline notes they're high on Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr., but only if

1:00he lasts to the 33rd pick to start day two. Either way, the Jets' draft board stays flexible as the big day nears. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.