Rookie tight end Mason Taylor brings upside to the Jets’ offense and profiles as a potential TE2 in 2025 fantasy leagues.

A fluid athlete at six-foot-five and 255 pounds with Hall of Fame NFL lineage, Taylor found his way onto the field and produced 38-414-3 receiving as a true freshman at LSU. Overall, his career ...

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