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He also performed well in the bench press (28 reps of 225 lbs.), but Taylor still needs work on his hands and fire in the blocking game. Mason Taylor at LSU Pro Day 👀 🐯 4.65s 40-yard dash ...

Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor, who had a reputation as a receiving threat at LSU, is focused on becoming more versatile as he inches toward his first NFL training camp. "I think just going back ...

Mason Taylor’s production in the passing game while he was at LSU helped make him the 42nd pick in this year’s draft, but the tight end wants to be known as more than just a receiver for the Jets.

Mason Taylor's NFL dream became reality in April when he was drafted by the New York Jets in the second round. Last week, the rookie tight end participated in his first rookie camp with the team.

For ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, he spoke to an anonymous NFC offensive coach, who had a glowing endorsement for Taylor. "Jets selecting TE Mason Taylor at No. 42: 'He's (expletive) awesome," the ...

Ruckert called Taylor “a big addition to the [tight end] room” and said he wants to help him any way he can. “Mason's great, he’s a great kid, super talented,” Ruckert said.

Shuler played 12 years with the Jets and totaled 4,819 yards and 37 touchdowns, so that is the bar Taylor has to reach. Two Pro Bowl selections in 1986 and 1988, Shuler was quite the weapon.

Taylor's name was brought up and the coach said Taylor is "awesome" and had him as the No. 2 tight end in the class. "Jets selecting TE Mason Taylor at No. 42: 'He's (Explicit) awesome.

New York Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor (85) catches a pass during practice at Jets OTAs, Wednesday, May 21, 2025 in Florham Park, N.J. Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com ...

However, Mason Taylor was the team's second-round pick and has an infinitely higher ceiling than any other tight end on the roster," Lazenby wrote.