Mason Taylor is making plays at New York Jets training camp. The rookie tight end is the son of Hall of Famer Jason Taylor ...

Over the last several decades, tight end has not been a position of abundance for the Jets. It certainly doesn’t look to be a ...

When the New York Jets drafted tight end Mason Taylor, many knew the type of player Tanner Engstrand and the offense were ...

The New York Jets needed more weapons for quarterback Justin Fields as they entered the draft, and it came in the form of LSU ...

Watch as Justin Fields finds rookie Mason Taylor streaking open between the hashes and reel in pass for a touchdown during ...

Watch as Justin Fields rolls to his right and delivers a strike to rookie TE Mason Taylor in the end zone for a score.

ESPN NFL Insider Jeremy Fowler shared some eyebrow raising comments from teams about New York Jets TE Mason Taylor.

Taylor has demonstrated good chemistry with quarterback Justin Fields and drawn praise from wide receiver Garrett Wilson for the rookie second-round pick's playmaking ability. Taylor's main ...

According to NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe, the Jets signed Mason Taylor to a four-year, $10.46 million deal, with $9.56 million guaranteed, including 60 percent of Taylor’s fourth-year salary.

Tight end Mason Taylor is the latest second-round rookie to agree to terms on their rookie deal. He and the Jets have an agreement in place ahead of training camp.

Do the New York Jets have a Mason Taylor problem? It’s nothing too serious, but Taylor might end up missing a chunk of training camp due to a contract holdout.