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The New York Jets are sitting on a defensive goldmine with the chance to land two transformative anchors in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Arvell Reese at #2 is the definition of a chess piece that defensive coordinators dream about. After an All-American campaign at Ohio State where he racked up 69 tackles, 10 TFLs, and 6.5 sacks, Reese proved he can erase game plans from both the edge and the second level. His rare blend of 6’4” size and 20.1 mph closing speed makes him the perfect solution for a Jets unit that finished 31st in sacks last year. Adding Brandon Cisse at #16 would be the ultimate insurance policy for a secondary entering a new era. Cisse dominated in the SEC this past season, allowing a suffocating 47.4% completion rate and showcasing the vertical speed to mirror any WR1 in the league. With 13 run stops and elite diagnostic skills, he brings a physical edge that fits the "New York Sack Exchange" identity perfectly. Drafting Reese and Cisse is a calculated strike to rebuild the backbone of the franchise with elite, modern-day traits. Play the game behind the game with @novig, available in most states! Use code CPSOCIAL. #ad