The New York Jets’ 2025 NFL Draft class reflects a strategic focus on building a tough, youthful roster under new head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. The team utilized their eight selections to address key areas, particularly on offense, to support quarterback Justin Fields.(Gang Green Nation)
2025 New York Jets Draft Picks
RoundPick (Overall)PlayerPositionCollege17Armand MembouOTMissouri242Mason TaylorTELSU373Azareye’h ThomasCBFlorida State4110Arian SmithWRGeorgia4130Malachi MooreSAlabama5162Francisco MauigoaLBMiami (FL)5176Tyler BaronDEMiami (FL)
*Note: The Jets traded away their original third-round pick (No. 92) to the Las Vegas Raiders and their fifth-round pick (No. 145) to the Philadelphia Eagles. (Wikipedia)
Draft Class Highlights
Armand Membou (OT, Missouri): Selected 7th overall, Membou was considered the top right tackle prospect in the draft. His addition is expected to solidify the Jets’ offensive line, providing better protection for Justin Fields. (Jets X-Factor)
Mason Taylor (TE, LSU): Picked in the second round, Taylor brings versatility and a strong football pedigree. His playmaking ability is anticipated to be a valuable asset in the Jets’ offense. (New York Post)
Azareye’h Thomas (CB, Florida State): A third-round selection, Thomas adds depth to the secondary with his impressive speed and athleticism. (New York Post)
Arian Smith (WR, Georgia): Chosen in the fourth round, Smith is known for his speed, though concerns about consistency have been noted. (New York Post)
Malachi Moore (S, Alabama): Also a fourth-round pick, Moore is praised for his physicality and versatility, with potential contributions on special teams. (New York Post)
Francisco Mauigoa (LB, Miami) and Tyler Baron (DE, Miami): Both fifth-round selections, these players are expected to provide depth and contribute to the Jets’ defensive schemes. (New York Post)
Overall, the Jets’ 2025 draft class has been received positively, with analysts highlighting the team’s commitment to building a disciplined and competitive roster. (Gang Green Nation)
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