After drafting Kenyon, Sadiq and Mason Taylor, the New York Jets offense could dominate opposing defenses and 12 personnel.

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Welcome back to the Locked-on NFL draft podcast.

I'm Damien Parsons.

On today's episode, we're talking rookies, guys.

We're going to talk about right tackle, Clemson's right tackle, going to the Detroit

lines, Blake Miller's, and his importance to the Detroit

Lions offensive line.

Emmett Johnson, the running back out of Nebraska that was drafted by the Kansas City

Chiefs, what role should he have as a rookie in year one?

And let's take the show off talking about how should the New York Jets use their back-to-back

rookie picks on tight ends in the 2026 NFL season.

In 2025, in the second or second and third round, the New York Jets select Mason Taylor

tight-in out of LSU.

If you know the name and last name, Taylor, that is also the son of Hall of Fame pastor,

or Jason Taylor.

Just to double up and double down on the position a year later where they had, they ended

of having three first round picks, and they selected Kenyon Sadiq just a couple of weeks

ago during the 26th NFL draft with the 16th overall pick. And I know some Jets fans are

wondering, how do we utilize two young tight ends and maximize their talents? One word, one phrase,

12 personnel. If I am the New York Jets OC, 12 personnel is where I'm going to live. And the reason why is

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