Jets 2025 NFL Draft: Every Draft on Day 3
This is all Jet'Draft picks and undrafted free agent signings in the 2025 NFL draft…
Day 3
Round 5, No. 176: Taylor Barron
The Jets made another deal to move to the final pick in the fifth round, allowing them to snap up the second Miami defender. New York sent their sixth round (186th) and 2026 fifth round picks to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for the No. 176 draft pick and the 2026 sixth round pick.
The Baron is from Knoxville, Tennessee, and played for four years in Tennessee (50 tackles and 13.5 sacks) before moving to Miami. He received All-ACC Honors Honors in 2024, where he received a career-high 38 tackles (18 solo tackles) and tied for the team with 11 TFLs and 5.5 sacks in 13 games.
6 feet 5 feet, 258 pounds edges are "Active worker slippery upper body" And have "Play with versatile sex or stand up," According to NFL.com
Round 5, No. 162: Francisco
Muji continued to try to improve the defense and used the draft picks they received from the Hawks to capture the defender.
Mauigoa was born in American Samoa, USA, where she splits high school between her and California, and then participates in Washington State (2021-2022) and Miami (2023-2024). He won a second roster title in both years in Miami, leading the team in tackles every season (82 tackles and 7.5 sacks in 2023, 96 tackles and two sacks in 2024).
6-foot-2-foot, 233-pound defender has "Returns the framework and physics," According to NFL.com, "Take the initiative to go downhill."
Round 4, No. 130: Malaki Moore
New York traded to the No. 130 draft pick, sending out the fifth round (No. 145 draft pick) and the sixth round (No. 207 draft pick) to retake the Philadelphia Eagles for another defense.
Moore (5-foot-11, 196 pounds) has been captain of Alabama for the past two years, and in 2024 it was the second-team AP All-American player in 2024 after scoring a career-high 70 combined tackles. In 64 professional games (5 seasons), safety recorded 214 tackles (127 tackles), including 16 tackles, 7 interceptions, 2.5 sacks and 25 passes.
NFL.com noticed him "Can be required as nickel guard or split safety" And the coverage is better than running.
Round 4, No. 110: Arian Smith
The jet already has new weapons Justin Fields With TE Mason Taylorbut GM Darren Mougey Not finished and a wide receiver was added to the fourth round.
Smith, who is 6 feet and 179 pounds, received 817 yards in 2024 and made 48 receptions and 4 touchdowns. The 23-year-old ran a 4.36-second 40-yard dash on the NFL combine and showed off speed among members of the 2021 Georgia track and field team. Smith ranked eighth in the 100m of the SEC Outdoors and led the 4×100 relay team to second place in the NCAA Outdoors competition.
He will be very suitable Garrett Wilson,,,,, All lazardsand the rest of the WR room, poses a legitimate deep threat to New York.
Day 2
Round 3, No. 73: Azareye'h Thomas
The Jets finally defended, picking Florida cornerback Azareye'h Thomas and taking the 73rd draft pick.
The size and length of the 6-foot-2 corner is a press world, and his long arms make him a huge capture vandalist of the Florida era. In total, he scored a career-high 52 tackles in 12 games last season, and received five pass defenses and one interception.
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Round 2, No. 42: Mason Taylor
With the No. 42 draft pick, the Jets chose LSU tight-fitting Mason Taylor to strengthen their skill position.
The 6-foot-5 Floridian has played for three seasons at LSU and has earned at least 36 passes a year. He has been very high in the past season, amassing 546 yards on 55 catches and two touchdowns.
The Jets need to be a differentiator in terms of ball offense to supplement Garrett Wilson. This year, New York has such a profound finishing class that is able to take the time until they choose when they get the best.
Day 1
No. 7 draft: Armand Membou
The Jets choose University of Missouri tackle in the 2025 NFL Draft Armand Membou.
With a powerful 6-foot-4 and 332 pounds sizes slightly smaller 6-foot-4 and 332 pounds, Membou is a sporty freak that goes through athletic craze, running 4.91 40 yard dash with 34-inch verticals. He may lack height, and Membou makes up for agility, agility and excellent techniques.
While the Jets might say it was a public game, it is fair to assume that the team wants to insert the Membou into the correct tackle starting day one. Tyron Smith retires, Morgan Moses disappears, and it's time to play youth sports in two tackle games – last year's first round draft The capital of phan·nan·a·ni On the left, Mumbu on the right may form a pair of very talented bookmark tackles in New York.
On paper, Fashanu's starting offensive line, John Simpson,,,,, Joe Tippman,,,,, Alijah Vera-Tuckerfrom left to right, Mumbu would provide the Jets with a very talented, relatively young offensive line, which is probably what the Doctor ordered when Justin Fields learned the new offense.
UDFA
– Missouri QB Brady Cook
– Michigan RB Donovan Edwards
– WR Jamaal Pritchett in Southern Alabama
– West Virginia DT Fatorma Mulbah
– Edge Ja'markis Weston, Florida
-CB Jordan Clark, Notre Dame Cathedral
-CB Quentin Skinner, Kansas
– S Dean Clark in Fresno
-LB Aaron Smith, South Carolina
– The Edge of Cincinnati Jared Bartlett
-C Gus Hartwig, Purdue University
-K Caden Davis, Mississippi