The web search results consistently mention the Jets selecting Armand Membou at No. 7 under the new leadership of GM Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn, confirming the general context of the claim. However, the claim specifies taking *three* players in the first round, and the evidence only confirms the first pick (Membou at 7). Therefore, the specific detail of taking three players cannot be corroborated.

The evidence provides historical context for the Jets (Wikipedia entries for 2010 and general team info) but contains no specific data or analysis to confirm that *every* first-round pick from 2010-2017 was a defensive player. The evidence is insufficient to verify this sweeping historical claim.

The web search results mention the Jets drafting offensive linemen (e.g., Olu Fashanu) in recent years, suggesting a pattern. However, the evidence does not provide a comprehensive, multi-year analysis to confirm that *when* they have drafted offensively, it has *often* been limited to quarterbacks or offensive linemen. This appears to be an interpretation from a single source.

Only one web search result attributes this specific statistical comparison (21.2 yards per game being the lowest for a first-round TE in 15 drafts) to Ben Solak, making corroboration impossible.

Two web search results discuss the Jets' draft capital (one mentioning 'second first-round pick' and another discussing 'draft haul'), suggesting the team acquired multiple picks. However, no source explicitly directs the reader to feel that 'Jets fans should be excited' about getting three picks, making the sentiment unverified.