New York Jets stack up tools for Trevor Lawrence in 3 round mock draft
By Surae Poole
33: New York Jets: Rondale Moore, WR, Purdue
Ronale Moore is a complete playmaker and is beyond dangerous with the football in his hands. The front office failed to put significant talent around Sam Darnold, and we want to fix that here by adding Moore. A player like Rondale can make a rookie quarterback’s job significantly easier. Moore will receive plenty of manufactured touches. Jet sweeps, bubble screens, etc.
With game-breaking speed, he can stretch the field and garner the attention of NFL defensive coordinators. The wide receiver room mainly consists of Denzel Mims, Jamison Crowder, Breshad Perriman, and Braxton Berrios. The jury is still out on Mims and Crowder is a quality veteran player.
There is no legit number one wide receiver on this roster. Moore has the potential to become number one in New York. With his run-after-catch ability, he’s like lightning in a bottle. Moore has amazing acceleration and short-area quickness. While the league might be a tad bit concerned about his stature, there’s no denying the big-play ability that Moore brings to the table.
Health will be something evaluators harp on as well. If the Jets can bring back the 2018 version of Moore that totaled 114 receptions and over 1,200 receiving yards, the sky is the limit for this kid.