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What Jets might do at safety in the 2025 NFL Draft

Emily CarterBy Emily Carter USA
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This is a cunning necessity for jets.

There is not talk as much as the right Tackle, the closed wing, the open receiver or the defensive Tackle, but it is a necessity.

The Jets have Andre Cisco, Tony Adams and Isaiah Oliver as the only experimental insurance on the list.


Defensive defensive Georgia Malaki Starks catches an exercise of pass duration at the NFL Combine on February 28, 2025.
Defensive defensive Georgia Malaki Starks catches an exercise of pass duration at the NFL Combine on February 28, 2025. AP

They need to add some depth in the position on day 2 or day 3 of the draft.

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