Jets-Ravens Trade Proposal Could Be a Perfect Fit for New York
Should the Jets consider reaching out to Baltimore?
The New York Jets already made a splash this offseason by bringing in a high-profile tight end, but what if they went after another?
New York selected Mason Taylor in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, and so far, the buzz surrounding him has been overwhelmingly positive. He’s expected to take on a significant role right from the start alongside Tyler Conklin.
Though it doesn’t seem like any major moves are imminent, NFL.com contributors put together a list of seven trades they’d love to see. One suggestion from Brooke Cersosimo was trading for Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, calling him a “dream target” for the Jets.
“Mark Andrews to the New York Jets,” Cersosimo proposed. “There’s been talk this offseason about the Ravens possibly moving their longtime tight end. Andrews has been consistently reliable (aside from that drop in the Divisional Round), but with Baltimore needing to free up money for other moves—like renegotiating Lamar Jackson’s deal—they could save $11 million on the cap and get some draft capital in return by trading him.
“Enter the Jets, a team in the midst of a rebuild that needs more weapons to help Justin Fields elevate the offense. While New York drafted Mason Taylor in the second round, adding Andrews for a year to support the rookie and boost the offense makes a lot of sense.”
Imagine an offense with Justin Fields, Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, Garrett Wilson, Taylor, Andrews, and wideouts like Allen Lazard and Josh Reynolds—especially with an upgraded offensive line. That could be a seriously potent unit.
Though it’s purely hypothetical, if Baltimore is willing to part with the three-time Pro Bowler, it would be an exciting move for New York.
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