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Jets 'smitten' with Geno: The New York Post reports Jets decision-makers are "in love" with rookie quarterback Geno Smith, who impressed during a recent minicamp both on and off the field. He held a players only meeting at the team hotel to work on the playbook, he handled the media with aplomb and threw well during practices. The report believes Smith did so well that he could eventually take over for David Garrard, not Mark Sanchez, when the season gets going.
(Updated 5/13/13) |
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It's quite a recommendation for Smith. We're going to wait until we see him in camp and the preseason before we even think about putting him on the Fantasy roster. Smith does have a good arm and owned a nice completion percentage in college but questions about his overall game and mental status when things get tough could keep him from being a slam-dunk to start Week 1. There's also the issue of a lack of playmakers around him once he does get on the field. We would rather draft E.J. Manuel than Smith in all formats (or pass on both), making him a lukewarm choice in standard seasonal leagues, a late-round pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a second- or third-round pick in rookie-only drafts.
(Updated 5/13/13). |
| The Jets drafted quarterback Geno Smith in the second round out of West Virginia, and he has the chance to start right away if he can prove better than Mark Sanchez in training camp. Smith has plenty of potential -- in four years with the Mountaineers he completed 988 of 1,465 passes (67.4 pct.) for 11,662 yards (7.96 yards per attempt), 98 touchdowns and 21 interceptions and can run -- but the talent around him is limited. He projects as a No. 2 Fantasy quarterback with upside, and he's only worth a late-round pick in deep seasonal leagues. In rookie-only drafts, Smith is worth a first-round pick, and we would draft him with a mid-round selection in dynasty leagues. He could develop into a quality Fantasy option down the road, but his rookie year could be dicey. (Updated 5/15/13) |
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