Titans' 2026 Schedule: Eighth-Easiest in NFL

0:00On April 23rd, both New York football teams might go head-to-head for Arizona State-wide receiver Jordan Tyson in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Giants hold the 10th pick, and experts say if Tyson is still available, they are snatching him up without a doubt. The Jets, picking right behind, have shown real interest to, setting up a classic big abble showdown. To beat the Giants to the punch, the Jets would need to trade up one spot to number nine. Apparently held by the Kansas City Chiefs. Analysts like Connor Hughes point out that move would cost the Jets their second round pick in exchange for the Chiefs' third rounder based on the standard trade value chart. It's a steep price, but their receiver room is desperate. The Jets are banking on unproven Adonai Mitchell, as the number two option next to Garrett Wilson, which feels risky now, and even more so, when they, draft the quarterback down the line, they need weapons to build around that future signal collar and keep defenses honest. Over in Giantsland, it's a similar story with young quarterback needs.

1:04Malik neighbors is their top guy, but he's coming off a torn ACL last season, leaving a huge gap for a reliable number two target to spread the field. This interesting rivalry could heat up fast if the Jets pulled the trigger on that trade, making the top 10 picks must-wash drama for New York fans everywhere. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.