Chris Amberley recommended betting Mykel Williams to be selected inside the top 10 at -125 on DraftKings. Amberley argued the Georgia edge rusher checks every box—elite size, length and first‑step explosion that jump off the film—and NFL defensive staffs are "licking their chops" to develop him. Although Williams logged just 7.5 sacks and 11.5 TFLs in 2024, Amberley blamed Georgia’s deep rotation and scheme rather than any talent deficiency. He cited Todd McShay’s report that teams picking 6‑10 are leaning defense because this year’s offensive tackle crop is viewed as mediocre while the edge group is loaded, setting up an early run at the position. FanDuel lists Williams as the favorite to go ninth to the Saints, and Amberley noted the price has already moved from +180 on Tuesday morning to -125, signaling sharp action and confirming his view that Williams’ floor is the back half of the top 10 with legitimate upside to sneak earlier.

Amberley advised grabbing +340 on the Jets’ first drafted position being a defensive lineman or edge rusher at FanDuel, a number that opened at +800 earlier in the week. He expects new defensive‑minded head coach Aaron Glenn to set the tone by adding a pass rusher at pick No. 7. The ticket cashes on either an edge or interior DL, giving bettors two potential pathways: Mykel Williams if he slides, or Michigan DT Mason Graham, who just posted 9 sacks and 56 pressures for the national‑champion Wolverines and could tumble after the Jaguars reportedly shifted their focus to a pass catcher. Amberley added contextual support: Todd McShay says Jacksonville’s pivot increases the odds Graham reaches pick 7; Glenn would relish pairing Graham with Quinnen Williams; and the offensive‑tackle class beyond projected No. 4 pick Will Campbell is viewed as low‑ceiling (Armand Membou cited specifically). With market momentum already chopping the price by more than half, Amberley urged bettors to strike before further steam.