Analyzing all 26 NFL Draft prospects the NY Jets hosted on a top-30 visit

The NY Jets have met with these TEs and OL

Brock Bowers, TE, Georgia

No player has been more frequently connected to the Jets in mock drafts than Brock Bowers. The Georgia star visited with the Jets this week on the same day Aaron Rodgers returned to Florham Park. He's a possible top-10 selection and a very popular pick for the Jets.

Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame

Joe Alt is widely seen as the consensus top offensive lineman in this class. Alt combined incredible size and athleticism with an NFL-ready skill set, making him a likely top-10 pick. The Jets would likely have to trade up a few spots to grab him.

Troy Fautanu, OT/OG, Washington

A potential sleeper pick for the Jets in the first round, Troy Fautanu started at left tackle at Washington but has the versatility to play all over the offensive line. He's very much in play for the Jets at No. 10, especially if they believe he could play left tackle long-term.

JC Latham, OT, Alabama

JC Latham is the most recent top-30 visit for the Jets. A two-year starter at right tackle for Alabama, Latham is a massive offensive tackle prospect (6-foot-5, 343 pounds) who could be a top-15 pick in this year's draft. He's a possible first-round target for the Jets.

Jordan Morgan, OT, Arizona

One of the more under-the-radar offensive line prospects in this year's class, Jordan Morgan started 37 games at left tackle for Arizona, although some teams view him as a guard at the next level. He's projected to be a late Day 1 or early Day 2 prospect, making him a possible trade-down option for the Jets.

Giovanni Manu, OT, British Columbia

At 6-foot-7, 352 pounds, Giovanni Manu is a giant of an offensive tackle prospect who didn't start playing football until college. Manu is a complete project and developmental tackle prospect, but nearly half the NFL has hosted him on a top-30 visit. Teams are very interested in his upside on Day 3.