Teams are in the middle of their player visits and final preparation for the NFL draft, which is two weeks from Thursday.

With the draft closing in, we take another crack at what the Jets might do in our latest seven-round mock draft. This week, they land a monster in the first round and bolster their offensive line depth in the middle rounds.

With help from Fanspeak’s mock draft simulator, here is what we came up with:

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It would be remarkable if Bosa, widely considered to be the best player in the draft, fell to the Jets. He had been projected as the No. 1-overall pick dating back to last year, but things have changed. Kyler Murray now feels like a lock to the Cardinals at No. 1, and the 49ers have some options at No. 2.

In this simulation, Murray went No. 1 and Josh Allen went No. 2. That would give Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan another year when a player unexpectedly falls to him, as Sam Darnold, Jamal Adams and Leonard Williams have.

Bosa would fill a huge need for the Jets, who have not had a dominant edge rusher in over a decade. Yes, he has injury concerns, but the Jets cannot pass up a talent like this if he is available.

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Round 3 (pick 68 overall): WR J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Stanford

The Jets’ biggest need is on the offensive line, but I could not pass up Arcega-Whiteside here. He could be drafted in the second round, so this is a steal in the third. The 6-2 wideout had 14 touchdowns for Stanford last year and is a monster in the red zone. The son of two professional basketball players, he can out-jump most DBs. This would give Darnold a partner in the red zone for years.

Round 3 (pick 93 overall from the Saints): OT Tytus Howard, Alabama State

A former high school quarterback, Howard could develop into a starter for the Jets in his second season. He still needs some seasoning, as he has only been playing the line for a few years and has faced largely small-school competition. But he is a gifted athlete who is quick and has shown ability as both a run and pass blocker.

Round 4 (pick 105 overall): C Lamont Gaillard, Georgia

A three-year starter and team captain, Gaillard’s reputation is of a tough, heady player in the middle. He also has some experience at guard. There are concerns about his size from NFL scouts, but he has the potential to develop into a starter. He likely would not be a Day 1 starter for the Jets, but could solidify that position in years to come.

Round 6 (pick 196 overall from the Bears through the Raiders): G Fred Johnson, Florida

Johnson is a very large man, standing 6-foot-7 and weighing 326 pounds. He played tackle early on for the Gators but moved inside and stayed there. The Jets have ignored the O-line for a long time. Adding three mid- and late-round picks would give the line some depth.

Round 7 (pick 217 overall): CB Hamp Cheevers, Boston College

He led FBS with eight interceptions last year, but there are concerns about his size (5-10, 170) and his ability to tackle at the NFL level. Worth taking a flier on late in the draft.