adding more weapons to improve the offense and help Herbert thrive under center seems like a sound strategy. The Jets were already considered a potential landing spot for a tight end in the draft ...

The first item on Louis Riddick’s to-do list, if he had been hired as Jets general manager, wasn’t going to be deciding Aaron Rodgers’ fate. “What’s interesting is that, 1 through 5 ...

The New York Jets have rebuilt their offense with the ... side of the ball through the start of free agency. One veteran tight end who is still available could be an intriguing addition.

For tight end Mason Taylor ... Couple this with the Jets’ pragmatic approach to free agency and you have a familiar strategy that could allow you to target overlooked players and maximize ...

"I think there's a lot of meat on the bone with that player," Aaron Glenn said of Long Island product Jeremy Ruckert.

With Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey in charge, it will be interesting to see what their strategy ... For the Jets, Zack Rosenblatt predicted New York will select Penn State star tight end Tyler ...

Wide receiver, tight end, offensive line ... A wise person once said that hope is not a strategy. I’m not saying the Jets taking a QB at No. 7 overall is likely, but to rule it out completely ...

Tight end Tyler Warren and receivers ... "In his first draft as a primary decision-maker, new Jets GM Darren Mougey channels the aggressive strategy modeled for him by former boss George Paton ...

Beck played tight end for the first four years of his NFL ... Given these splits, a smart strategy for the Jets would be to focus Hall’s usage on outside zone even more heavily than his sixth ...

Unlike the previous regime, Jets coach Aaron Glenn has implemented a strategy of “moving in silence ... That’s why, instead of drafting Penn State tight end Tyler Warren or Michigan tight ...

Will Campbell of LSU and Kelvin Banks of Texas are the top choices — and Penn State tight end Tyler Warren, who would give the Jets offense another playmaker to pair with Garrett Wilson.