Jelani Woods forcing Jets to consider fourth tight end on initial 53

Jelani Woods may be forcing the Jets to find room for a fourth tight end. New York already has a crowded room with Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor and Jeremy Ruckert, but Woods keeps making his case. He caught a 13-yard touchdown from Geno Smith in Friday night's win over Pittsburgh, and offensive coordinator Frank Reich has praised his blocking, speed and ability to create mismatches. Woods has battled injuries throughout his career, but now healthy, the former third-round pick is giving New York a difficult roster decision heading toward the initial 53.