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.

New York Jets tight end Mason Taylor is being tipped for big things in the Big Apple.

Get a behind the scenes look at the selection of TE Mason Taylor in this clip from The Offseason, 1JD Film's 3 episode series documenting the Jets 2025 offseason.

New York Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor provided a guarantee ahead of the 2025 season about the new look offense.

Jets Rookie Mason Taylor Details 'Full Tight End' Plan Amid Pro Bowl Buzz originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Jets offense has some pieces in place at the skill positions.

Former KU great Frank Mason III will play for Syracuse’s Boeheim’s Army in TBT 2025, leaving JHX Hoops. The No. 1 seeded team aims for $1 million prize.

Shuler played 12 years with the Jets and totaled 5,100 yards and 37 touchdowns with two Pro Bowl selections in 1986 and 1988. Can Taylor emulate that? Is there a Pro Bowl in Taylor’s career?

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.

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.

Expectations should be fairly high for Taylor's rookie campaign. This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: Jets 2025 season: What are reasonable expectations for Mason Taylor?

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