The Jets acquired quarterback Aaron Rodgers Monday and now can turn their attention to the draft this week, a draft in which they will now be picking two spots lower than they originally were going to.
As part of the deal for Rodgers, the Jets and Packers agreed to a swap of picks in the first round, one of the final pieces to the puzzle to get the deal across the finish line. So now instead of picking at No. 13, the Jets are sitting at No. 15 in the first round. Even with dropping two spots, the Jets say their draft plan isn’t changing much.
