Yahoo Sports NFL on Mason Taylor
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Taylor was a second-round pick in 2025. Now, he's joined by Kenyon Sadiq, a first-round pick this year out of Oregon who is viewed as a Swiss Army knife player who can line up all over the formation. Taylor had 44 catches for 369 yards and one touchdown in 13 games in his rookie season last year.
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Taylor poised for expanded role in Jets' multi-TE offensive trend with improved blocking focus.
Mason Taylor, a second-round pick in 2025 entering his second season, is part of a revamped Jets tight end group designed to embrace the NFL trend of multiple tight end usage. Taylor had 44 catches for 369 yards and one touchdown in 13 games as a rookie in a chaotic offense, and spent the offseason improving his blocking and yards-after-the-catch ability. Coach Aaron Glenn views Taylor as a versatile player capable of lining up at multiple positions (X, Y-tight end, F, backfield), and Taylor expressed excitement about the team drafting Kenyon Sadiq, seeing it as making the team better rather than a threat to his role. The Jets are using premium picks at tight end to create creative personnel packages and give offensive coordinator Frank Reich multiple options.
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