Roster spots aren't always safe. Not even after Week 1. An injury here, a miscue there, and suddenly, a player who came into the year with plenty of upside is put in the doghouse with little room for error.
Not every tight end is like Brock Bowers or Rob Gronkowski: a star who contributed immediately to their respective teams' offenses. Travis Kelce barely played in his first season.
The Jets' vision is starting to come together. In a press conference with reporters on Tuesday, head coach Aaron Glenn shared his plans for the Jets' preseason opener against the Buccaneers, revealing that he intends to play everyone.
How many of the players to rush for at least five touchdowns in six or more seasons since the AFL/NFL merger (1970) can you name in eight minutes?
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Two weeks into training camp, New York Jets tight end Mason Taylor didn't appear ready to take the next step in his development. After finishing as one of New York's top pass catchers last year, Taylor watched as the Jets drafted another tight end (Oregon's Kenyon Sadiq) with the 16th overall pick in April's draft.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
As he prepares for his second NFL season, tight end Mason Taylor has a prime opportunity to break out with the New York Jets in 2026. Will he? After impressing during his rookie campaign despite playing with three different quarterbacks, the LSU product is looking to build off his performance.
If it felt like the New York Jets’ passing game was non-existent last season, that’s because it was. The Jets posted the fewest passing yards (140.3) per game by a wide margin and didn’t have a single game with 250 or more passing yards. With fans expecting a loss most Sundays, there were few reasons worth turning on the game.
The New York Jets and fantasy football usually don’t go hand in hand. Due to many years of inaccurate quarterbacks, poor offensive coordinators, and shoddy offensive lines, there has usually been little reason to add a Jets player in fantasy football, unless it’s in the later rounds or your team is decimated by injuries.
In the lead-up to the 2026 NFL Draft, there was a thought that the New York Jets could address the tight end position in Day 3, given the need for an upgrade at TE2.
When the New York Jets drafted tight end Mason Taylor in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft, the decision was widely celebrated. Taylor, the son of Hall of Fame EDGE Jason Taylor, was generally regarded as one of the best tight ends in LSU history, featuring an intriguing skill set of pass-catching abilities and blocking tenacity.
According to Spotrac, the New York Jets have 24 impending free agents entering the 2026 offseason. How should the Jets handle each of them? Cisco had an abysmal 2025 season that saw him allow a 152.6 passer rating on throws into his coverage.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The New York Jets did not finish the season at full strength. When the Jets took on the Buffalo Bills in Week 18, there were a handful of important pieces of the franchise who were sidelined.
Adjusting to the NFL can be difficult for rookies, but each season, a few stand out almost immediately. Here are five from Week 8: In a 39-38 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, Taylor (pick No.
A good fantasy team can never have enough pass-catchers. These three all had career games in Week 5 but remain widely available in most leagues.
The fantasy football season heats up in Week 5 with four teams on bye, forcing managers to replace starters and get creative with their lineups. Luckily, we have you covered with five enticing players who could smash their projections this week.
The New York Jets have high hopes for their rookie tight end, Mason Taylor, and for good reason. As the 2025 season approaches, all signs point to the
In the 2025 NFL Draft, the New York Jets seemingly found their tight end of the future, Mason Taylor, in the second round. The tight end position has been one that the Jets have struggled with for quite some time.
The New York Jets took the field for their second preseason game on Saturday night against the New York Giants. The Jets and Giants faced off at MetLife Stadium.
New York Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor has gotten his feet underneath him in the Big Apple rather quickly, and it's showing up on the practice field.
Tight end Mason Taylor is the latest second-round rookie to agree to terms on their rookie deal. He and the Jets have an agreement in place ahead of training camp.
The New York Jets have signed second-round TE Mason Taylor to a rookie contract, per Cameron Wolfe. The Jets have now officially signed their entire 2025 draft class: Taylor, 20, was a three-year starter at LSU.
As rookies begin reporting to NFL training camps, most of the league's 2025 second-round picks remain unsigned.
With one round down and six to go, several things remain unanswered in the 2025 NFL Draft. As we gear up for Rounds 2 and 3, here are five pressing questions for Day 2.
Before defensive backs and tight ends take center stage on Friday, we look at some of the most notable names expected to participate in drills in Indianapolis.
Height: 6050 (unofficial) Weight: 255lbs (unofficial) Year: Junior Pro Comparison: Tucker Kraft LSU Tigers tight end Mason Taylor projects as an impactful receiving threat at the NFL level.
A full slate of college football action is set to begin this coming weekend, featuring many players with ties to ex-NFL greats.
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