The Jets Selected Seminoles Icon Jordan Travis at 171st Overall

While the first three rounds saw six Seminoles hear their name called, it wasn't until the 36th pick of the fifth round that the leader and heartbeat of the Seminoles was able to hear his name called. The Jets selected Jordan Travis with the 171st overall selection to be the heir apparent to Aaron Rogers.

In Travis, the Jets have a leader. “A real leader faces the music, even when he doesn’t like the tune.” – Anonymous. Travis earned the respect of not only the players on the team but the Florida State fan base as well. He is a dual-threat quarterback who shows a great ability to make the right throw. He's got a football mind to read and dissect the opposing team's defenses. With the ability to throw on the run and in non-normal conditions, and while he has a great pocket presence to know and be able to escape the pocket to create plays he shows a fearlessness to be able to deliver the pass.

Travis finishes his career at Florida State as one of the all-time leaders in program history with 96 total touchdowns which set the all-time mark for the Seminoles. Averaging almost five yards a carry on the ground and nine yards per attempt in the air during his time in Tallahassee, he knew when and where to deliver the ball and when to evade defenders and run for yards and touchdowns. He's a rare combination of high football intelligence, passing ability, and athletic ability to run and gain yards as needed.