Mike Gillislee showed some serious potential as the Gators workhorse back (Photo: US Presswire)
By Marc Sluis, Staff Writer
Although Bernard is considered a borderline first round prospect to most, but obviously not me, the other two backs should be squarely on the Jets’ radar. They offer both talent and production and should be available at a reasonable price.
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Joseph Randle is a truly complete back (Photo: US Presswire)
By Marc Sluis, Staff Writer
The running back position isn’t the Jets top priority, but is definitely a need come draft time. These guys are the cream of the crop and could be on the radar, especially if they fall into day two or three.
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