Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Tomorrow is the official start of the NFL draft, and I don’t know about you, but I’m incredibly excited. The New York Jets find themselves in a good position, sitting at tenth in the draft. They have the potential to take an elite playmaker, an elite offensive lineman, or potentially trade down to secure more picks. The Jets are essentially in a win-win situation, where the only way they could potentially ‘lose’ in the eyes of the fans is if the team drafts another defensive player - especially if it’s an Edge. However, even if that were to happen, there’s a lot of incredible players to like at those positions as well. After spending months tracking players myself, I’m just excited to see where these players will start their NFL careers - and who will be doing so in Green and White. With that, here are your links to the Jets to start your morning. Jack Bell - NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah Says 'The Jets Are in a Great Spot' Ahead of the Draft Ethan Greenberg - Jets Draft Day Scenario | The Debate Between Offensive Tackle and Georgia TE Brock Bowers Michael Nania - 10 random NY Jets draft thoughts with two days to go Justin Fried - 3 mistakes the NY Jets must avoid in the 2024 NFL Draft NFL.com - New York Jets 2024 NFL Draft Guide: What you need to know NewYorkJets.com - The Official Jets Podcast: Jets 7-Round Mock Draft with Leger Douzable (4/23) John Pullano - Jets Trade QB Zach Wilson to Broncos Jeff Howe - Zach Wilson trade grade: Jets finally move on; Broncos make low-cost bet on upside NBC Sports - Dan Patrick: Zach Wilson responsible for struggles with New York Jets Stefan Stelling - NY Jets land shockingly high on ESPN's NFL roster ranking Matt Ehalt - Timberwolves' Rudy Gobert called Aaron Rodgers about darkness retreat Brandyn Pokrass - Sauce Gardner makes hilarious comments about Jets-Knicks fans Here are your missed connections from yesterday. I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day.

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Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images Every Met not named Starling Marte had absolutely no answer for Logan Webb, as the Mets offense continued to keep cool since their Sunday loss to the Dodgers. The story of this game has little to do with the Mets, and everything to do with the starting pitcher for the San Francisco Giants. Logan Webb was simply outstanding on the day (or night, you get the point). Despite only registering four strikeouts, he was as dominant as a starter could possibly be, inducing ground ball after ground ball after ground ball — 15 ground ball outs, to be exact. He ended up going eight shutout innings, and the only Met who had any semblance of comfortable at bats against Webb was Starling Marte, who got three of the six hits against the ace. Luis Severino was far from bad himself, though he was felled by one bad inning. He was perfect through four, and looked as dominant as a Mets starter has this season, but the Giants got to him in the fifth. Back to back lead-off singles by Old Friend Michael Conforto (one that probably would have been caught if Brandon Nimmo was in left field instead of Jeff McNeil), and Matt Chapman set the stage for the Giants. A Thairo Estrada RBI seeing-eye single, and a Mike Yastrzemski two-RBI bloop single saw things escalate very quickly for Severino. He would get out of the inning, and pitch a solid sixth, but the damage was already done. The Giants added two (superfluous) insurance runs against Drew Smith in the seventh. Smith, who was not his sharpest tonight despite the strong start to his 2024 campaign, allowed a lead off triple to Estrada. Yastrzemski would single him home, and LaMonte Wade would double off of Lindor’s glove (it is a hard play to explain, it was hit against the shift and Lindor tipped it into left field. You could convince me it was an error, but I digress) to make it 5-0 and stick the proverbial fork in the Mets. The Mets attempted a fake comeback in the ninth against noted Weird Thrower Tyler Rodgers, starting with a Pete Alonso bloop double against the shift. Brett Baty would single to keep the line moving, DJ Stewart would ground into a fielder’s choice to drive in a run and force Camilo Doval into the game for the second day in a row, which is the smallest of silver linings for the series finale tomorrow. Doval, who pitched in game one as well and was a bit shaky, was excellent in this one, getting the final two outs on just five pitches, giving the Mets a series loss. SB Nation GameThreads Amazin’ AvenueMcCovey Chronicles Box scores ESPNMLB.com Win Probability Added FanGraphs.com What’s WPA? Big Mets winner: Starling Marte, +5.2% WPABig Mets loser: Francisco Lindor, -13.6% WPAMets pitchers: -11.7% WPAMets hitters: -38.3% WPATeh aw3s0mest play: Starling Marte’s fourth innings single, +4.4% WPATeh sux0rest play: Thairo Estrada’s fifth inning RBI single, -18.1% WPA