The Jets’ week of significant signings finally reached Mason Taylor. After inking both Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner to four-year extensions, the Jets signed their second-round pick Taylor to a four-year, $10.5 million contract that is more than 91 percent guaranteed, The Post confirmed.

The Jets had a deep, loaded draft class in 2022. Three years later, payday has come for two of Gang Green’s top stars from the draft class. The Jets handed out a combined $250 million this week to extend WR Garrett Wilson (four-year, $130 million) and CB Sauce Gardner (four-year, $120 million).

Georgia Bulldogs' speedy wideout Arian Smith went to the Jets in the fourth round with the No. 110 overall pick. After apparently being disappointed with 2024 third-round pick, Malachi Corley, New York might've found his replacement already. Bucs Wire predicted Smith to impress and surprise in 2025.