Jets Draft Blueprint: Production Over Projection, Finally!

Episode 3 of JetCast with Frankie V from U Stadium and the New York Post. The big question heading into the 2026 NFL Draft: who do the New York Jets take at #2?Pat and Frankie get into the David Bailey vs Arvell Reese debate. Frankie's take: Bailey is production, Reese is projection, and this franchise has burned enough picks chasing projection. They dig into first-step quickness, what Aaron Glenn's defense might actually look like, whether Reese disappearing for stretches should scare you off at #2, and why Bailey might even fit a 3-4 better than people think.From there it's the rest of the board. The 16th pick and the Jets' wide receiver hole (Tate, Tyson, Lemon, Cooper Jr., Denzel Boston). Why Frankie thinks Vega, the Penn State guard, might be the most bust-proof player in the whole class. Tyson's injury history and whether it's a red flag or overblown. Ty Simpson at 16 (answer: no). The 33 and 44 strategy, with Chris Bell and Chris Brazzell as under-the-radar names to know.Bigger-picture Jets stuff too. Do you trust Darren Mougey? What to make of the Sauce and Quinnen trades, especially the timing on the Quinnen deal. A few words on Nick Mangold. And why Sean Payton giving play-calling to Davis Webb is exactly the kind of forward thinking this franchise has never been willing to try.