
Mason Taylor
20-Year-Old
Free Agent
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Taylor would be a good fit with the Jets, Matt Bowen of ESPN suggests.
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Taylor has trended up during the draft process, beginning with a strong showing at the Senior Bowl. Bowen connects Taylor to the Jets as a potential second-round pick, citing new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand's time in Detroit as the passing game coordinator and his desire to bring in a player capable of filling the Sam LaPorta role. That's a tough comparison for an unproven prospect, particularly because Taylor averaged only a modest 10.1 yards per reception while at LSU, while scoring only six times in 38 games.
Taylor has trended up during the draft process, beginning with a strong showing at the Senior Bowl. Bowen connects Taylor to the Jets as a potential second-round pick, citing new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand's time in Detroit as the passing game coordinator and his desire to bring in a player capable of filling the Sam LaPorta role. That's a tough comparison for an unproven prospect, particularly because Taylor averaged only a modest 10.1 yards per reception while at LSU, while scoring only six times in 38 games.