Upgrading at safety was a top priority for the New York Jets this offseason, as they picked up Andre Cisco […] ...

Connor Hughes of SportsNet New York writes that the Jets’ secondary, especially at safety, could be a point of focus for the ...

Upgrading at safety was a top priority for the New York Jets this offseason ... Former Alabama S Malachi Moore could be the hidden gem in the Jets’ secondary this season. Jets might have ...

The New York Jets drafted former Alabama safety Malachi Moore in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Today we break Moore down in detail. The 23-year old Moore is listed at 5’11” and 196 pounds.

Malachi Moore will wear No. 27 as a rookie NFL safety for the New York Jets after sporting No. 13 for several years as both a high school and college football player. Moore was selected by the ...

The New York Jets struck a trade with ... With that selection, the Jets picked former Alabama defensive back Malachi Moore. Following the draft, general manager Darren Mougey revealed how much ...

"Crimson Tide safety Malachi Moore could become one of the better mid-round value selections, as he went late in the fourth round to the New York Jets," Rittenberg said. "Moore had some turbulent ...

The New York Jets have been wheeling and dealing this ... With the No. 130 pick, the Jets drafted Alabama defensive back Malachi Moore, who was highly praised by the front office.

The Jets added Cisco this offseason with a one-year, $8.5 million contract. The New York native and childhood Jets fan seems ...

For most of his college career, safety Malachi Moore’s head coach was a former ... of his five seasons at Alabama. He joined the New York Jets in the fourth round of the NFL Draft on April ...

The New York Jets select Alabama Crimson Tide safety Malachi Moore in Round 4 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 130 overall pick (via a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles). The "NFL GameDay Final ...