New York is keeping their fingers crossed that one of the draft’s big three makes it to them in Carnell Tate, Jordyn Tyson, and Makai Lemon, but there’s a high chance<\/a> that they’ll all be selected before pick No. 16.<\/p>\n But there may be another receiver whom the Jets have their eyes on, and according to one insider, he may just be an option at No. 16.<\/p>\n Rich Cimini says keep an eye on WR Denzel Boston as a potential Jets draft pick<\/p>\n On the latest episode of the Jets Collective show, ESPN’s Rich Cimini revealed<\/a> to co-hosts Jake Asman and Brandon Tierney that Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston<\/a> is shooting up draft boards and could be in play with New York’s second first-round selection.<\/p>\n “Here\u2019s a name that no one is talking about that I\u2019m hearing a lot lately is Denzel Boston. File that one away fellas.”<\/p>\n Rich Cimini<\/p>\n Asman and Tierney had questions, asking if it was a possibility with the No. 16 pick. Cimini told them that yes, he seems to be turning into a “middle of the first round type of guy.”<\/p>\n It’s an interesting development, considering Boston hasn’t typically been considered a first-round selection by most draft analysts. Heck, even Indiana’s Omar Cooper Jr. has been mocked ahead of him more often in recent mock drafts.<\/p>\n But Cimini is an incredibly plugged-in reporter, and it’s a nugget of information worth noting.<\/p>\n Boston could be the big-bodied wide receiver the Jets have been looking to pair up with Garrett Wilson<\/a> for years now. The Washington wideout stands at 6-foot-4, 209-pounds. Over his last two seasons in college football, he caught 125 passes for 1,715 yards and scored 20 touchdowns.<\/p>\n It would be a bit surprising to see him go at No. 16 overall, but if the Jets really believe in his abilities, why not get your guy?<\/p>\n
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