If the Jets draft a QB, it might be this surprise 'sleeper'

That'd be a fascinating selection. Beck has been praised in the pre-draft process for his overall football knowledge. He isn't viewed as having massive physical traits, but he's certainly played a lot of winning football.

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Beck began his college career at Georgia before playing his final season with the Miami Hurricanes, for whom he reached the national title game before falling to Mendoza and the Hoosiers.

If the Jets picked Beck, he could watch and learn behind Geno Smith for a while, but there'd likely be a chance for him to start later in the season as a rookie.

It wouldn't stop the Jets from picking a first-round QB next year if the right one is available. But it's one more chance for New York to potentially solve a tough position to solve.

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