2011 NFL Mock Draft: What Does Rex Ryan Have in Store for Us at the Draft?

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Will the Jets go Defense or Offense?

Jordan is a versatile defensive lineman who is a great fit in the 3-4 scheme. He would fit right in wit the Jets defensive as he gives them a guy who will come off the edge to get the QB. Jordan would play the end position and also contribute with stopping the run.

The Jets could use an upgrade on their defensive front and Jordan is the perfect guy for them. He may not be here in a lot of drafts but they way mine has worked out this 3-4 DE falls to the Jets, instantly making their defense better.

1. Carolina: Da'Quan Bowers, DE	17. New England(from Oakland): J.J. Watt, DE
2. Denver: Patrick Peterson, CB	18. San Diego: Tyron Smith, OT
3. Buffalo: Cam Newton, QB	19. New York Giants: Anthony Castonzo, OT
4. Cincinnati: A.J. Green, WR	20. Tampa Bay: Ryan Kerrigan, DE
5. Arizona: Von Miller, LB	21. Kansas City: Akeem Ayers, LB
6. Cleveland: Julio Jones, WR	22. Indianapolis: Gabe Carimi, OT
7. San Francisco: Blaine Gabbert, QB	23. Philadelphia: Aldon Smith, DE
8. Tennessee: Nick Fairley, DT	24. New Orleans: Adrain Clayborn, DE
9. Dallas: Prince Amukamara, CB	25. Seattle: Jake Locker, QB
10. Washington: Marcel Dareus, DT	26. Baltimore: Brandon Harris, CB
11. Houston: Jimmy Smith, CB	27. Atlanta: Justin Houston, DE
12. Minnesota: Ryan Mallett, QB	28. New England: Randall Cobb, WR
13. Detroit: Nate Solder, OT	29. Chicago: Cameron Heyward, DE
14. St. Louis: Corey Liuget, DT	30. New York Jets: Cameron Jordan, DE
15. Miami: Mark Ingram, RB	31. Pittsburgh: Mike Pouncey, OG
16. Jacksonville: Robert Quinn, DE	32. Green Bay: Ryan Williams, RB