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On April 3, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn dropped a bold call at the NFL League meetings this week.

He predicts rookie Titan Taylor will break out big for the Jets in 2026.

Taylor had 44 catches for 369 yards as a second-round pick last season, putting him in solid company historically.

Digging deeper, those numbers stack up well against other second-round Titan rookies since 2010.

His receptions rank third, yards, sixth, and target success rate 10th out of the bunch.

Turns out, transitioning to Titan is tough, especially outside the first round, so expectations stay low early on.

Fans and analysts have mixed takes. Some felt led down by his downfield speed or blocking, blaming shaky quarterback play or target competition.

Others see no red flags, just steady production that doesn't scream superstar yet.

Looking at the top performers, Taylor lines up with names like San LaPorta, Rob Gronkowski, and Zach Irts minus a couple busts.

Most went on to solid careers, suggesting he's on pace for reliable starter status, not elite, but far from a reach.

Glenn might have the inside track on Taylor stepping up his game.

Either way, if he hits that functional quality level, the Jets get good value moving forward.

That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.