The New York Jets might monitor the status of a Kansas City Chiefs three-time Super Bowl champion in the coming days.

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Several photos of Mason Taylor — then 6 years old — have floated around social media the past few weeks of him at Jets practices and games with a green Mohawk and a green and white No. 99 jersey.

In addition to his receiving skills, Taylor is a decent blocker. He allowed just eight pressures on 220 pass-blocking snaps during his three seasons at LSU, according to Pro Football Focus.

Mason Taylor's selection at 42nd overall actually topped his father's draft position from a generation earlier. Jason was a third-round pick (73rd overall) by the Dolphins in the 1997 NFL Draft.