World News – US – Justin Fields, Myjai Sanders: Jets, Giants fans should look out

After another week of losses for the Giants and Jets – and before they can lose two more with intimidating clashes against the Chiefs and Buccaneers in Week 8 – there’s another College Football Saturday To Get Away While Trevor Lawrence has poured cold water on the idea that he’s a lock to get into the draft, there are plenty of choices to be made and holes to be filled for the Jets and the Giants next April

A look at the latest list of games and the draft-eligible prospects who are expected to play there:

Two of the Big Ten’s top-ranked teams are blessed with many talents, led by Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields If the Jets don’t get the No 1 pick, but Sam Darnold still struggles the rest of the year – or if they get it and Lawrence stays at Clemson – could they think long and hard about writing Fields? The Buckeyes also have potential first-round picks in cornerback Shaun Wade and guard Wyatt Davis, not to mention wide receiver Chris Olave, center Josh Myers and linebacker Baron Browning.

Penn State has its share of potential candidates, especially in areas where the Jets and Giants need, beyond the top five screened picks, LB Micah Parsons, who has chosen not to participate. Point guard Jayson Oweh and tight end Pat Freiermuth from Massachusetts who earned the nickname « Baby Gronk »

The Jets and Giants both drafted left tackles in the first round in April, but Samuel Cosmi (6-7, 310 pounds) of Texas will be one of the best in the table in 2021 The Longhorns also have passer Joseph Ossai, who had 135 tackles for loss, 5 sacks and 2 interceptions last year

On the other side, Oklahoma state has offensive weapons as usual. Running back Chuba Hubbard and wide receiver Tylan Wallace, returning from a torn ACL last year, are two to watch

The undefeated Bearcats have one of the best defenses in the country and Myjai Sanders is a big reason the 6-foot-5, 258-pound passer-by already has 35 sacks and six tackles for loss in four games. Sanders, who entered the season as a Pro Football Focus’ No 9 returning defensive lineman, could become a target in later rounds once the big passers are off the board

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