What's Your Point? - Ep #25 featuring guest judge Mike Lindsley
"Play Like A Jet" presents episode #25 of your weekly NY Jets debate show "What's Your Point?" with Clayton Smarslok vs Jeff Lloyd
This week the guys do battle on four of the hottest topics currently surrounding NFL Draft that could impact the Jets:
Jonah Williams is a potential target for the Jets at #3 but he may drop in the draft or be forced to switch positions due to arm length - are scouts too concerned with measurables over tape?Daniel Jones saw his stock go up and down and then up again based on his performance at Senior Bowl practice and then the game itself - is there too much focus on a few days in mobile over a 4 year career?Jones and Drew Lock were two of the QBs who drew praise from Oakland Raiders coach Jon Gruden - the Raiders pick 4th, so is there a chance Gruden loves one of the QBs and triggers a bidding war that helps the Jets get a strong trade down package? Josh Allen ended up deciding late in the process not to attend the Senior Bowl - a similar decision hurt the draft stock of former Jets QB Geno Smith in 2013 - could this have the same effect on Allen?You will hear the answers to these topics debated with special guest Mike Lindsley - host of the ML Sports Platter podcast - as the judge, jury, and executioner!
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