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Tristan Leigh: Jets' Potential Late-Round Steal

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Tristan Leigh, Clemsons 66, 312-pound offensive tackle, is a potential NFL draft pick for the New York Jets. With nine picks, including first-rounders at 2 and 16, the Jets have flexibility. Leigh has a powerful anchor in pass pro and plays with a dog mentality, but high pad level and limited college tape are concerns. Hes projected as a day three pick or undrafted free agent, but could surprise if he improves his tape this offseason.

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Tristan Leigh: Jets' Potential Late-Round Steal

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tristan Leigh: Jets' Potential Late-Round Steal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, Clemson Offensive Tackle Tristan Lee is turning heads as a potential target for the New York Jets in the 2026 NFL Draft. This 6-foot-6, 312-pound senior just wrapped a pre-draft visit with the team. The Jets sit pretty with 9 picks, including first rounders at number 2 and number 16, plus seconds at number 33 and 44. Giving GM Darren Moggy tons of flexibility. Lebring serious upside to the table. He's got a powerful anchor in Pass Pro, flashes in the run game, and plays with that dog mentality, blocking to the whistle every snap. At 22 years old with NFL ready size, he fits the mold for a guy who could develop into a starter. That said, he's got some rough edges that Scouts are watching. High pad level pops up too often, he's only started 11 games, and pulling in the run scheme has been a struggle for him. Limited college tape means teens got a project a bit on his readiness. His 2025 PFF grade sat at 50.1 and earlier seasons lacked enough snaps for a full read.

Consensus has him as a day 3 pick at best, or maybe an undrafted free agent signing. Keep an eye on Lee as the Jets stockpile talent. He could slide in late in surprise, especially if he bolps up that tape this offseason. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.

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