Fantasy football breakouts are often the difference between winning your league and finishing in the middle of the pack—and 2025 is loaded with prime candidates ...

Here we'll try to look at the New York Jets veteran players whose roles will be pushed by rookies in the 2025 NFL season.

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

Head coach Aaron Glenn speaks with reporters following the first practice of Jets mandatory minicamp.

Aaron Glenn takes over a Jets team that had the league's third-ranked defense in 2024 but floundered offensively on the way ...

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 ...

Mason Taylor, LSU's all-time leading receiver at the tight end position, has performed well for New York during the offseason ...

The New York Jets continue to be impressed with their second-round rookie, but not for the reasons many think.

Enter Mason Taylor, the tight end from LSU the Jets drafted in the second round. Taylor looked good in rookie minicamp and he should be the team’s starting tight end in the fall. Taylor left LSU ...

And Mason's uncle is Dolphins MLB legend and ... and first-year players Zack Kuntz and Neal Johnson. Taylor is the sixth LSU player drafted by the Jets and the second in the past three years ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, tissue in hand, dabbed tears from his eyes Friday night. He was overcome with emotion minutes after his son, former LSU tight end Mason Taylor, was drafted ...