Atlanta sent this year's first-round pick to the Rams on draft night a year ago to select edge rusher James Pearce Jr. at No. Indianapolis traded its first-rounder to the Jets for Sauce Gardner. Denver sent the 30th overall pick to Miami in the deal for Jaylen Waddle.

Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Kenny Clark is switching up his jersey number for Year 2 with the team.

Hall of Fame head coach Jimmy Johnson cautioned the New York Jets against taking too many risks with their bounty of draft capital over the next few seasons.

The NFC East rivals have both completed trades for top DTs, one bringing in the other shipping out. How do the deals compare?

NFL.com's Matt Okada projects Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey will swing such a trade, this projection having the Jets leap in front of the Dallas Cowboys by swinging an intra-division trade to draft one of the top cornerbacks of the draft class.

It is widely believed that the Jets will select either Ohio State’s Arvell Reese or Texas Tech’s David Bailey with the No. 2 overall pick. The argument between the two is one about potential vs. production.