Joe Douglas and the New York Jets may have swiped an undrafted gem in Bryce Huff, exactly what they needed: a play-in-space edge.
Jordan Jenkins was a nice re-signing. The New York Jets needed it. Tarell Basham and Jabari Zuniga will be counted on as well on the edge. Perhaps even tweeners such as Henry Anderson and Kyle Phillips are used outside again in Gregg Williams’s defense. But what the team really needs is an athletic, play-in-space edge man and they might have snagged one in the undrafted Bryce Huff.
Huff looks like a kid who should have been drafted. His raw athletic abilities alone should have been enough for one of the 32 franchises to take a shot yet his misfortune is the Jets gain.
Blewett’s Blitz breaks down the kid’s collegiate game and asks, “Is he ready to be an undrafted gem for this defense in year No. 1? (24 reps)”
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