Friday, Tippmann — donning a cowboy hat and mullet, fit for an offensive lineman — was drafted by the Jets in the second round, 43rd overall. He celebrated with his mentor — Jason Fabini, a ...

The Jets selected Joe Tippmann center from Wisconsin with the No. 43 pick (second round) in the 2023 NFL Draft. Here's what you need to know… ...

How he fits. Tippmann is a perfect fit for the Jets’ offensive line room both in 2023 and long-term. He’s primarily considered a center, but his ability to play guard too will give the Jets ...

Center Joe Tippmann is the first University of Wisconsin player selected in the 2023 NFL draft. He goes in the second round to the New York Jets.

Joe Tippmann is a two-year starter in Wisconsin's zone-based run scheme that features extensive pin-pull and wide zone with gap concepts sprinkled in. Tippmann is tall with a well-proportioned ...

The 6-foot-6 Tippmann owns a larger frame than most pros at his position with his wingspan exceeding 80 inches. Still, the former high school tackle operates smoothly on the move.

Joe Tippmann (No. 66) in drills at Jets training camp on July 27, 2024. USA TODAY Sports But by Nov. 6, just eight weeks into the season and the game after McGovern went down with a season-ending ...

Left tackle Duane Brown isn't ready to return yet, but the New York Jets' starting offensive guards have received the all clear for the Monday Night Football matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.