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Jets Eye Dillon Thieneman for Secondary Boost

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The New York Jets, with multiple draft picks, could consider Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman. Standing at 61 and 201 lbs, Thieneman has started at both safety spots and in the slot, showcasing versatility. Scouts praise his size, athleticism, and speed, but he needs improvement in shedding blocks and coverage. Despite this, his impressive stats and PFF grades make him a potential first or second round pick.

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Jets Eye Dillon Thieneman for Secondary Boost

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jets Eye Dillon Thieneman for Secondary Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 24, the New York Jets could target Oregon Safety, Dylan Thiamen in the 2026 NFL Draft. With nine total picks, including the number two and number 16 overall selections in the first round, plus number 33 and 44 in. The second, General Manager Darren Moogie has flexibility to build the secondary. The Ironman stands six feet tall and weighs 201 pounds as a junior. He started three years at both safety spots and even in the slot, showing real versatility on defense. Scouts love his size, athleticism, and speed with a 4.3540 time. He brings strong instincts, range, and smooth movement in coverage, making him a natural fit for modern schemes. That said, he needs work on shedding blocks, staying sticky in man coverage and taking better angles to the ball. Still, his 2025 stats stand out with 96 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, two picks, and five

passes defended. Over 15 gangs. Career numbers add up to 306 tackles, eight interceptions, and top PFF grades near 90, putting him in first or second round. Conversation. Keep an eye on this rising playmaker as the draft picture sharpens. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day. I'm Corey with The Story.

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