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Jeremiah says the Jets should explore veteran backups for a quarterback instead of drafting at No. 2, aiming to build a core for next year.
Simpson could rise to the first round, with teams needing a QB evaluating his late-season injuries and interview performance.
Bills may target a bigger-bodied receiver later in the draft, with Chris Bell highlighted as a potential value in Round 2.
Chicago Bears could stay put at 25, with edge rushers and tackles expected to be available.
Broncos could consider Jadarian Price as a sneaky early-round back option to pair with RJ Harvey.
Patriots could value defense on Day 1, possibly targeting an edge rusher at 31 while delaying wideouts to later rounds.
Dillon Thieneman could gain buzz after the combine, with Jeremiah predicting a faster 40 and rising stock.
Combine week adds context to team needs at QB, WR, OLB, and offensive line for the 2026 draft.
The discussion frames how teams might balance early-round impact with later-round value this year.

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The Jets could pursue a trade for Eagles backup Tanner McKee as a potential quarterback bridge, per Daniel Jeremiah.
Jeremiah suggested McKee could be acquired for a mid-round asset, as a short-term solution before a longer-term plan.
Jeremiah urged the Jets to avoid a high-draft quarterback and consider building for 2027 with more draft capital.
The proposal includes trading down in 2026 to gain assets for 2027 when a clearer quarterback path may exist.
Jeremiah framed the quarterback decision as part of a broader strategy to strengthen the roster before 2027.
The piece notes the Jets have Nos. 2 and 16 in the 2026 first round, with Mendoza expected to go to Las Vegas.
The article emphasizes McKee’s age (26 in April) as a factor in considering a trade as a short-term solution.
Philadelphia’s willingness to retain McKee contrasts with the Jets’ potential interest in a bridge player.
Jeremiah’s overall stance: avoid rush to draft a QB this year and consider a longer view.
The report frames the discussion as part of Daniel Jeremiah’s pre-scouting conference remarks.

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