Michael Pallas explores whether the Jets should take a quarterback or not base on the business side of things in the 2018 NFL Draft.
Sports is a business. It’s a tired old cliche, but we never hear that around draft time in the NFL, but it applies to the New York Jets and how they will attack the 2018 NFL Draft. Which would provide a better return on investment, and edge rusher or quarterback? Michael Pallas explores whether the Jets should take a quarterback or not base on the business side of things in the 2018 NFL Draft.
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