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It's interesting to see so many have BC up top. Not sure I understand it. They lost a decent amount of talent on O. Not sure about their defense, but I just don't see them being better than last year.

Probably the most intriguing set of prospects we’ve had since TC of 2021. Glad to see the front office isn’t thinking status quo. Finally some roster battles!

TO pick your poison, Leaf nation can you say First round failure? Again? 😉

Playoff positions and potential match-ups entering April 16 (all match-ups could be settled as early as end of night tonight Dal could play LA, Nas, or Veg with home ice Wpg plays Col, home ice to be determined Van could play LA, Nas, or Veg with home ice Edm could play LA, Nas, or Veg with home ice LA could play Dal, Van, or Edm Nas could play Dal, Van, or Edm Veg could play Dal, Van, or Edm NYR could play Was, Det, Pit, or Phi with home ice Carolina will play NYI with home ice Bos could play Tor or TB with home ice Fla could play Tor or TB with home ice Tor could play Bos or Fla TB could play Bos or Fla Was, Det, Pit or Phi will play NYR To get in: Was needs a win, OR an OT/SO loss and an OT/SO loss by Det and Pit, OR regulation losses by Det, Pit, and Phi Det needs a win and a loss in any fashion by Was, OR an OT/SO loss and a regulation loss by Was and a loss in any fashion by Pit Pit needs a win and losses by Was and Det in any fashion, OR an OT/SO loss and regulation losses by Was and Det and a loss by Phi in any fashion Phi needs a win and regulation losses by Was, Det, and Pit

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Number of points required (combination of Jets points gained and other teams' points lost) to clinch (Jets hold the tiebreaker against every other team): April 16: 3 days left in the regular season. Jets can still earn 4 points (110 total)- Jets have guaranteed no worse than a 9th place finish (ahead of Toronto) and have clinched no worse than 3rd in the Central Division. Magic number of 1 to clinch 2nd in Central (ahead of Colorado) and 8th in the league Magic number of 2 to clinch 7th in the league (ahead of Edmonton) Magic number of 4 to clinch 6th in the league (ahead of Florida) Magic number of 5 to clinch 5th in the league (ahead of Vancouver) Magic number of 5* to clinch 4th in the league (ahead of Boston - magic number of 2 to eliminate Jets from contention) Jets eliminated from President’s Trophy, Western Conference top spot, and Central Division title contention. Can finish no better than 4th in the NHL (behind NYR, Dal, Car) (*do not control their own destiny to achieve) Based on current points percentage, projected final points for each team - teams in bold have completed their season (Jets current total of 106 points has them already securing 2nd in the Central, 4th in the West, 8th in the league, and projected to finish 2nd in the Central, 3rd in the West, and 6th in the NHL) y - Dal - 112 (guaranteed 1st) x - Wpg - 109 (guaranteed to play Col) x - Col - 106 (guaranteed to play Wpg) x - Van - 110 x - Edm - 107 x - LA - 98 x - Nas - 99 x - Veg - 98 —————- Eliminated from playoff contention: St.L, Min, Sea, Cal, Ari, Ana, Chi, SJ x - Bos - 110 x - Fla - 109 x - Tor - 105 (guaranteed 3rd) p - NYR - 114 (guaranteed 1st, will have home ice and face wildcard #2 in round 1) x - Car - 112 (guaranteed 2nd, will have home ice vs NYI in round 1) x - NYI - 93 (guaranteed 3rd, will start round 1 in Carolina) x - TB - 97 (guaranteed 1st wildcard, will face Atlantic champion in round 1) Was - 90 —————- Det - 90 (tragic # of 2) Pit - 89 (tragic # of 2) Phi - 88 (tragic # of 1) Eliminated from playoff contention: Buf, NJ, CBJ, Mon, Ott x - clinched playoff spot y - clinched division z - clinched conference p - President’s Trophy April 15 story: In the Central, Nashville’s loss keeps open the possibility that they finish 8th In the Pacific, LA’s loss means they will finish 6th (3rd in the division) or 8th in the conference as they cannot pass Nashville. And Edmonton keeps its division title hopes alive with their win In the Atlantic, Boston’s loss keeps the division title in play, and Detroit’s huge comeback win in OT keeps them alive for the final playoff spot. In the Metro, the Rangers sew up the President’s Trophy and home ice throughout the playoffs, while the Islanders clinch a playoff spot and the 3rd seed in the division. They will open the playoffs in Carolina. Meanwhile, there are still 3 teams alive for the final playoff spot as Washington and Pittsburgh both win. April 16 key match-ups: 8 games, 7 of which could affect the standings. Sea @Wpg - Jets need to win or get to OT to clinch 2nd and home ice against Colorado in Round 1 Ott @ Bos - a Bruins’ win clinches the Atlantic title Det @ Mtl - Wings are eliminated with a regulation loss, eliminate Philly with an OT point, eliminate Pit with a win, and need a Washington loss to have a chance at the playoffs Was @ Phi - Caps have the clearest road to the final playoff spot - win and they are in. An OT loss still eliminates Philly but opens the door for the Wings and the Pens. The Flyers need a regulation win and all 3 teams above them to lose in regulation to make the post-season Tor @ Fla - a Panthers loss in regulation would relegate them to 2nd and hosting a playoff meeting with the Leafs Veg @ Chi - a loss in any fashion and the Knights will finish 8th in the West Cal @ Van - Anything other than a regulation loss and the Canucks wrap up the Pacific division title, but they need a win to keep their conference top spot hopes alive If the stars align, the entire playoff picture could be in place by night’s end.

For the night ending 2024.04.15 Noteworthy: Eastern conference WC2 coming down to last game 🏒 = Game in progress = Position locked +# = Points gained [# - X] = Games remaining - Opponents Central DAL 111 [1] WPG 106 [2 - SEA/VAN] COL 105 [1 - EDM] Pacific VAN 107 [2 - CAL/WPG] EDM 104 +2 [ 2 - ARI/COL] LAK 97 [1 - CHI] Wild Card 1 - Plays VAN NSH 99 Wild Card 2 - Plays DAL VGK 96 [2 - CHI/ANA] Atlantic BOS 109 [1 - OTT] FLA 108 [1 - TOR] TOR 102 [2] Metropolitan NYR 114 +2 CAR 111 [1 - CBJ] NYI 92 +2 [1 - PIT] Wild Card 1 - Plays BOS TPA 96 [2] Wild Card 2 - Plays NYR WSH 89 +2 [1 - PHI] DET 89 +2 [1 - MTL] PIT 88 +2 [1 - NYI] PHI 87 [1 - WSH]

So yeah IF he doesn't sign after the end of next year ( or indicates he won't) we trade him like Philly had to with Gauthier. What else can the Jets do?

It would be interesting to see Strev and him in some packages

Oh, so he's still under control for his senior year? Yeah, then it's best if he goes back to Michigan next year. I thought the clock ran out next summer.

Watch the clip at 2:25 and tell me why this guy couldn't be our short yardage backup to Strev this season!

So glad someone brought up Keytaon Thompson I think he is a sleeper to stick around! This highlight tape has a ton of him playing wildcat QB and I wonder if Buck wanted this guy because he can do so many different things with the ball in his hands. Fun player to watch I'm excited about him

So apparently(did not know this) the 2 years to sign your draft pick rule is CHL related. NCAA picks are 3. See you next year for more of the same.

The reason why Rivers wont win ROTY is because he is ineligible as he played in an NFL game. Here's a quick list of new signings that have NFL experience (may have missed a player or two): KJ Hill receiver - 21 games Isaiah Coulter receiver - 4 games Larnel Coleman oline - 1 game Terrell Bonds DB - 4 games Chauncey Rivers DE - 5 games

If he waits until next summer, he can sign anywhere as an FA. Even if he chooses the Jets, he's best off going the FA route. There will be a lot of teams hoping he makes it to summer '25 unsigned.

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another sleeper is Keytoan Thompson wr, at 6 ft 4 good speed and size

All great picks, and it seems like we’ve got a bumper crop of prospects this year. For me the position battle to watch will be db/wr. We’ve got plenty of openings and it’s likely rookies will fill those spots. 1 starting wr, 1 kr, likely 2 dbs. Here’s a few guys I think will be good watches and could have a big camp. Ronnie brown. 5 11 185lbs dual threat rb who tore up d2. Also damn near made the bucks active roster couple years ago as tcf. Don’t know how he would/could be fit in, but I think he’s gonna go off on camp and pre season. Db terrell bonds has a good chance to take one of the starting db spots. NFL experience, kick cover and kr experience, started in ufl very productive in college. vanterpool at T is a guy to watch in the replacement for bond. Played g and t, very highly regarded in the nfl for a bit, huge streak with out giving up a sack or taking a penalty with great size. lber Michael Ayers, dominated d2 and has prototypical wil size and athleticism Jordan Lewis is another prolific lower level de/wil tweener to watch.

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Can't wait for training camp to start. The Big Blue came so close to winning the Cup that it was an absolute tease. We go through this every spring- the impatient waiting, the poring through the signings to see any blue-chip prospects loom, reading through training camp reports and hoping that the deficiencies of last season are addressed. Its a ritual really, but a familiar and welcome one that heralds a new campaign.

A thousand bucks says he wont be.

He's going to be ROTY!!! Bank on it!!

The guy they signed today Chauncey Rivers looks good.