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NFL analyst says Jets can put ‘finishing piece’ on offensive line at pick No. 7
Both Warren and Loveland have been viewed as the top tight ends available in this year’s draft. Warren is a well-rounded tight end who can be used as an in-line blocker, but also was a productive pass catcher for the Nittany Lions. He finished second in the nation in receptions (104) while also registering 1,233 yards and eight touchdowns.
The New York Jets have plenty of depth chart holes to fill, so we rank their top five positional needs ahead of the 2025 NFL ...
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2025 NY Jets Six-Round Mock DraftNFL Draft kicks off this Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. 32 teams across the league with the opportunity to add an impact ...
NFL Draft analyst for 'The Athletic' Dane Brugler believes that the New York Jets will select a tight end in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft in order to help out their new QB Justin Fields.
The New York Jets stayed away from the top tier of the free agent market, leaving them with some key holes to fill in the NFL ...
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Colts' tight end depth chart after re-signing Mo Alie-CoxBringing Alie-Cox back helps raise the floor of the Colts' tight end position. Beyond needing to add a greater pass-catching presence to this position group, experienced depth was a need as well.
The first and main reason the Jets should select Tyler Warren is because he is an elite tight end across the board. He is a ...
A year ago, the Jets found themselves in a similar situation entering the NFL Draft. The team was weighing whether to select ...
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