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Jets Lean Into Run Game as Fields Faces Camp Struggles and Injuries Mount

A focus on rushing fundamentals under Coach Aaron Glenn sets the stage for preseason roster decisions.

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Jets' Justin Fields wants to play during the preseason
May 9, 2025; Florham Park, NJ, USA; New York Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor (46) takes questions from the media during the minicamp at Atlantic Health Jets Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Thomas Salus-Imagn Images/File Photo

Overview

  • The Jets have entrenched a run-first identity under Aaron Glenn, with camp drills emphasizing physical rushing and ball-control strategy.
  • Joe Tippmann and Glenn have praised a fortified offensive line, assembled through recent draft picks and acquisitions, as central to the ground attack.
  • Over his past three full-team sessions, Justin Fields has completed just 15 of 43 passes and conceded that uneven performances are “inevitable” in camp.
  • A high-ankle sprain for rookie tight end Mason Taylor and a knee issue for backup Tyrod Taylor have elevated depth concerns for the preseason.
  • With joint practices upcoming and the Aug. 16 preseason opener at Green Bay in view, New York is balancing live reps with strategic rest to finalize its offensive game plan.