Jets roster review: 17 bubble players to watch in the fight for the final spots
Our writer thinks 47 players are safe bets to make the Jets' initial 53-man roster. Who's most likely to earn the final six spots?
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Our writer thinks 47 players are safe bets to make the Jets' initial 53-man roster. Who's most likely to earn the final six spots?
Aaron Rodgers has been the primary attraction at New York Jets camp this summer. Fans and media — and the “Hard Knocks” film crew — have flocked to the team’s facility during the past month to watch the four-time NFL MVP work with his new wide receivers, tight ends and running backs. The Jets’ offensive line has struggled with consistency and injuries during camp, to the point it’s still mostly uncertain who’ll be blocking in front of Rodgers when the regular season kicks off against Buffalo on Sept. 11 in front of a national audience.
In the latest episode of The Jet Press Podcast, Justin Fried and Mike Luciano discuss the struggles with the NY Jets offensive line and the Dalvin Cook signing.
Mekhi Becton hasn’t taken any scheduled reps with the starting offense despite left tackle Duane Brown’s camp-long absence (shoulder).
The first-team Jets offense and Aaron Rodgers struggled throughout practice. The offensive line, which was missing Alijah Vera-Tucker, continued to have issues.