Armand Membou
New York JetsModel Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 17 games
Draft & College
He went about where consensus had him.
Comps
STM Take
Tier 5 (#33) rookie finish for a 7th overall pick is below where the draft slot projected but reasonable given the Jets' offensive chaos around Justin Fields and the QB rotation. The Missouri 1st-team All-SEC pedigree plus 6'4"/332 athletic profile establishes a real ceiling. At 22 with multiple development years ahead, the 2026 jump should be the standard 1st-round OT Year 2 climb.
Membou came out of Missouri as the New York Jets' 1st-round pick (7th overall) in 2025 after a junior season that earned him 1st-team All-SEC honors. At 6'4" and 332 pounds with sub-5.0 forty speed, he profiles as a modern athletic right tackle with the physical tools to play either tackle spot. The Jets drafted him as a foundational piece for the Justin Fields offensive line transition. His rookie 2025 produced a tier 5 (#33) finish that was solid debut production despite the Jets' broader QB and offensive chaos.
Strengths
- 1st-team All-SEC at Missouri plus 7th overall draft slot establishes a real ceiling profile. 6'4"/332 frame with sub-5.0 forty is starter-grade athletic profile for a modern RT.
- Tier 5 (#33) rookie finish despite the Jets' offensive chaos is decent debut production. Age 22 leaves multiple prime years ahead.
Concerns
- Rookie tier 5 finish for a top-10 pick raises real questions about whether the development curve will hit the typical Year 2 jump.
- Jets' QB room around Justin Fields plus the broader offensive scheme uncertainty compresses Membou's individual development indicators.
What to watch: Whether his 2026 finish climbs to tier 3 (#23 or better), the threshold every successful 1st-round OT has historically hit by Year 2.