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Jets Embrace Run-First Attack as Passing Game Stumbles in Camp

With several backups sidelined for the preseason opener, camp drills have underscored the Jets’ potent rushing attack alongside a struggling passing offense.

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New York Jets center Joe Tippmann speaks to the media at the team's NFL football training camp, Wednesday, July 23, 2025, in Florham Park, N.J. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)
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Overview

  • Late July scrimmages and early August practices have highlighted a powerful ground game under new coordinator Tanner Engstrand.
  • Justin Fields has excelled as a dual-threat quarterback, recording two rushing touchdowns in recent camp scrimmages.
  • Passing drills remain uneven, with Fields completing just four of 16 attempts in 11-on-11 sessions and receivers dropping critical passes.
  • Rookie tight end Mason Taylor, backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor, safety Kris Boyd and wide receiver Xavier Gipson will miss the Aug. 16 preseason opener at Green Bay due to injuries.
  • An offensive line bolstered by three April draft picks has drawn praise for its run blocking, though players say communication still needs improvement.