The early — yet significant — edge these Jets already have over 2025 roster
The New York Jets are currently in the OTA season, which generates excitement among fans despite the limited significance of early practice results. Players are working on various skills, but the lack of full-contact practice means that these sessions do not reflect the final team performance. Geno Smith's development is highlighted as a key factor for the Jets' future prospects.
- ▪OTA season is underway for the NFL, leading to excitement among fans.
- ▪Current practices lack full-contact drills, making them less indicative of actual performance.
- ▪Geno Smith's growth is seen as crucial for the Jets' success moving forward.
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New York Jets Brian Costello The early — yet significant — edge these Jets already have over 2025 roster By Brian Costello Published May 29, 2026, 6:51 p.m. ET Geno Smith speaks to the media after practice during OTAs in Florham Park, NJ. Bill Kostroun/New York Post It is OTA season across the NFL, which means breathless accounts of deep passes, diving receivers and 7-on-7 stats. Look, I get it. You’re starved for news about your favorite football team and you’ll take routes against air over nothing at all. But most of what we see in the spring proves to be meaningless come fall. Teams are working on things right now and they are far, far away from being a finished product. There are also rules about not wearing pads, not hitting and things that make this not real football.
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