The New York Jets were back at practice in front of the media on Tuesday afternoon and we came away with some major takeaways ...

The New York Jets took tight end Mason Taylor with the No. 42 pick in the second round of the 2025 National Football League Draft. New York had a need at tight ...

ESPN's Rich Cimini revealed what the current holdup is in contract talks between the New York Jets and rookie tight end Mason ...

Because of a combination of opportunity in front of them and skill each player has, our friends at Draft Wire put Membou and ...

How high can Mason Taylor fly with the New York Jets, and what technical refinements must he make to get there?

Tight end was a pressing need for the New York Jets and general manager Darren Mougey entering the 2025 draft. So much so that they were mocked to take a tight end as high as seventh overall by ...

Enter Mason Taylor, the tight end from LSU the Jets drafted in the second round. Taylor looked good in rookie minicamp and he should be the team’s starting tight end in the fall. Taylor left LSU ...

Mason Taylor watched his father finish up a Hall of Fame career with wide eyes and football dreams of his own. Now, the son of Jason Taylor is a member of the New York Jets — a second-round ...

Mason Taylor's name is literally just one letter different. Take that 'M' and replace it with a 'J' and you get his Hall of Fame father, Jason Taylor. He's someone that Mason, the Jets rookie tight ...

Growing up around a Pro Football Hall of Fame father in Jason Taylor and uncle in Zach Thomas, pressure to succeed on the football field was always high for Mason Taylor. How has the new Jets ...

“There’s high expectations, for sure, just because of the last name,” Mason Taylor acknowledged after the Jets' first practice of rookie minicamp Friday. “But I mean, when people ...