Brady Cook, the former Missouri Tigers quarterback, is set to join Armand Membou, his college teammate and newly drafted offensive tackle, with the New York Jets. Cook, who threw for over 9,000 yards in five seasons at Mizzou, demonstrated his athleticism during the NFL Combine, leading all quarterbacks with a 4.59 40-yard dash and impressive vertical leap. He will compete in an already crowded Jets quarterback room, which includes established players like Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor. Despite being undrafted, Cook's skill set and recent performance may position him as a valuable asset for the Jets, especially after leading Mizzou to a 10-3 record last season.

In addition to Cook, other Tigers are also making moves in the NFL, including wide receiver Theo Wease Jr. signing with the Miami Dolphins and defensive end Johnny Walker Jr. heading to the Denver Broncos.