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The Jets likely won’t pick a quarterback with the No. 2 pick, aiming for a defensive impact instead.
Fernando Mendoza is viewed as the potential No. 1 pick for the 2026 class.
With Mendoza off the board, Reese and Bailey emerged as the two most likely options at No. 2, per Kiper and Cimini.
Kiper lauds Reese as a 'complete football player' with veteran instincts and burst as a pass rusher.
Bailey is highlighted for 14.5 sacks in 2025 and a high-pressure rate, marking him as a strong finisher.
The report frames Reese as a potential game-changing talent that could influence Moore staying in school.
Cimini emphasizes Reese as possibly the best option at No. 2 and notes his rising status in the class.
The piece references that the Jets’ draft strategy is influenced by Mel Kiper Jr. and Rich Cimini's boards.
The article notes that a transfer from Stanford, Bailey, posted strong 2025 production.

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Oregon hosted Ohio State cornerback Aaron Scott Jr. for a visit as it pursues more DB depth in 2026.
Scott has two years of eligibility left after two seasons with the Buckeyes.
Oregon previously hosted Scott and considered him among top options before he chose Ohio State.
Carl Williams IV transfer from Baylor is another defensive back addition for Oregon.
Oregon will return several top cornerbacks while evaluating the No. 3 spot in the rotation.
The coaching staff will decide how returners and new 2026 additions fit into the cornerback rotation.
Oregon has already added transfer portal talent this week as it rebuilds the roster.
Scott hails from Springfield, Ohio, and was a four-star recruit in the 2024 class.
College programs remain in the thick of transfer portal activity for 2026, with Oregon a notable participant.
The visit comes amid Oregon’s broader push to strengthen the secondary ahead of 2026.

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Notre Dame landed three players on the defensive line, adding Keeley, Brewu and Gray to bolster depth and disruption up front.
The receiving corps was strengthened with 5-star talents Quincy Porter and Mylan Graham from Ohio State.
The secondary received upgrades with Colorado transfer DJ McKinney and Michigan transfer Jayden Sanders.
Kicker Spencer Porath from Purdue could provide stability in the special teams unit.
Notre Dame's coaching staff under Pat Narduzzi's former competition released a note on the overall class strength.
Seven players joined Notre Dame in this portal period, with a focus on depth and position fit.
The staff believes the portal additions create a foundation for a potential CFP run in 2026.
There is remaining uncertainty at backup quarterback and running back positions.
Notre Dame's portal approach is described as an A+ class by SI contributors.

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