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NY Jets film breakdown: Is Mason Graham a fit with Quinnen?

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham is one of many players who could be targeted by the New York Jets at No. 7 overall. Graham is widely expected to be selected within the draft’s top five picks. However, if Graham makes it past the Jaguars at No. 5, he could easily slide into the Jets’ laps. Currently ranked as the fourth-best overall prospect on NFL Mock Draft Database’s consensus big board, Graham could be Darren Mougey’s highest-ranked player available if he makes it to No. 7.
NY Jets film breakdown: Is Will Campbell a steal at No. 7?

2 weeks ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

Armand Membou is taking all of the shine as a potential New York Jets draft pick. But what about Will Campbell? The LSU tackle is generally expected to be off the board before New York comes on the clock at No. 7. But things have grown more uncertain since the combine. Campbell performed well in Indianapolis, but he measured with very short arms (32⅝ inches). Previously considered a near-lock to be selected in the top five, Campbell’s stock has fluctuated since his arm measurement.
NY Jets film breakdown: Armand Membou, the enforcer

2 weeks ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

For the first time in a while, the New York Jets’ offensive line is in nice shape. With Olu Fashanu, John Simpson, Joe Tippmann, and Alijah Vera-Tucker in place, the Jets are set at four of the five offensive line spots. But you’ve heard the saying: an offensive line is only as strong as its weakest link. And, right now, the Jets’ weakest link is pretty weak. New York lacks a reliable option to start at right tackle.
NY Jets film breakdown: Is Tetairoa McMillan worthy of No. 7?

3 weeks ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett |Connor Long

Wide receiver remains one of the New York Jets’ greatest needs. Rookie general manager Darren Mougey stopped some of the bleeding by signing Josh Reynolds, but the Jets remain without a legitimate threat beyond Garrett Wilson. With Wilson’s contract extension talks up in the air, the Jets’ long-term future at the position is murky.
NY Jets among 3 teams Tyler Warren is 'focusing on' (Report)

3 weeks ago | jetsxfactor.com | Connor Long |Joe Blewett

Are Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey prioritizing the tight end position with the No. 7 overall pick? Per Sportskeeda’s Tony Pauline, Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is “focusing” on showcasing himself to a handful of teams ahead of the draft – including the New York Jets. Pauline wrote, “Warren’s choice to stand on the sidelines [at Penn State’s pro day] was something I’ve been privy to for a few weeks now.
NY Jets film breakdown: Does Tyler Warren live up to the hype?

3 weeks ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett |Connor Long |Nick Faria

He has a chance to become the highest-drafted tight end in New York Jets history and the second-highest-drafted NFL tight end of the past 15 years. Is Tyler Warren as generational of a prospect as the hype suggests? As always, the best way to get that answer is to break down the film. Warren’s stats are impossible to argue with. He annihilated NCAA defenses in 2024, leading all Power 4 tight ends in receptions (104), receiving yards (1,233), and receiving touchdowns (8).
NY Jets film breakdown: The volatile skill set of Andre Cisco

1 month ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett |Michael Nania |Connor Long

Interceptions were hard to come by for the New York Jets defense in 2024; they snagged only seven, tied for the fourth-fewest in football. Perhaps a certain Queens native will help turn that stat around in 2025. Andre Cisco comes to the Jets on a one-year, $10 million contract, joining his hometown team as their new projected starter at free safety.
NY Jets' answer or major project?

1 month ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett |Robby Sabo

Justin Fields has finally claimed the title many thought he deserved over Zach Wilson four years ago: quarterback of the New York Jets. However, the Ohio State product’s arrival to New York comes with much different circumstances than some fans dreamed when they started photoshopping Fields into a Jets jersey, especially in the immediate aftermath of the team’s fateful win over the Los Angeles Rams in December 2020.
NY Jets Film Review: Aaron Rodgers is missing open receivers

Nov 18, 2024 | jetsxfactor.com | Andrew Fialkow |Michael Nania |Joe Blewett

Third down early in the first quarter. Hi-lo concept that works to perfection as Garrett Wilson comes open on the wrap/drift route. There is zero explanation for how badly Aaron Rodgers misses him here. Rodgers was never looking backside during his progression, but the Colts blew that coverage, giving Davante Adams a likely walk-in TD on the corner route. It is fine to lock on to a side of the field, but you must execute if open, and Rodgers does not here.
Underlying issues show it's time to clean house

Nov 11, 2024 | jetsxfactor.com | Andrew Fialkow |Michael Nania |Joe Blewett

New York Jets fans had some hope after last Thursday’s win against the Houston Texans. As well-trained Jets fans expected, that hope did not last long. Keep in mind, the Jets had nine days to prepare for their ensuing game against the Cardinals. Boy, oh boy, it did not look like they prepared at all. This team has lacked fundamentals all season, and it was never worse than in this game. The defense looked like deers in headlights, missing 20 total tackles in the game.