Membou’s rookie test at right tackle against a premier defender lineup outlines his potential ceiling and the immediate impact he could have on NYJ’s run and pass protection. A solid performance could accelerate his path to a steady rotation role and clear the way for future development.

Jets’ 2025 first-round tackle Membou tests Giants’ pass rush in joint practice scenarios, highlighting the Jets’ protection strategy and the Giants’ edge rush potential. Membou’s early reps will inform his long-term impact and the Jets’ overall pass-protection outlook this season.

Armand Membou, Missouri alum, lands with the Jets as the No. 8 overall pick in this year’s class and is expected to start at right tackle in 2025. His mobility and length give the Jets a dependable edge in the run game and pass protection, setting him up as a potential early-season starter or high-volume depth piece. His presence anchors a growing Mizzou pipeline in New York and signals a high ceiling if he translates college form to pro schematics.

Membou flashed solid pass protection while going starter reps, holding up against Van Ness and Clark. His early performance raises expectations for the rookie’s floor week-to-week, signaling potential for steady run-blocking and a rising floor in pass protection.

Armand Membou is the Jets' first-round pick, set to start in his rookie season. His athletic performance at the Combine positions him favorably among new tackles in the league.