Here are three observations from the first day of Jets training camp: Let's start with the good: quarterback Justin Fields and wide receiver Garrett Wilson quickly made the "play of the day" during the first practice.

The Jets' running back room has some help in new quarterback Justin Fields. But this running back could be New York's breakout player.

The New York Jets are already facing major questions at training camp, from Justin Fields' toe injury to Breece Hall’s workload and a revamped offensive line.

Players arriving at training camp Tuesday saw 92 customized lockers, a larger sauna, a barbershop and a massive Jets ceiling logo.

Here are your links to your New York Jets this glorious Thursday in July: Eric Allen & Susanna Weir - Jets Training Camp Practice Report from Day 1 Randy Lange - The Day Aaron Glenn Had Been 'Waiting On for a Long Time' Has Finally Arrived Andy Vasquez - Why Jets’ Aaron Glenn woke up (long) before dawn for first practice

Is Brutal NFL Reality Poised To Hit Jets Receiver? originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The NFL is a harsh business, and it appears that many players fall and are out of the league before they are even given a proper chance. For New York Jets receiver Malachi Corley, he's facing a big training camp.

New York Jets are looking to improve their wide receiver group for the 2025 season. Garrett Wilson is their top receiver. But the team needs more reliable options. Jauan Jennings from San Francisco 49ers could be a good fit.

The New York Jets are looking to establish a run heavy 'bully mentality' behind Justin Fields in the 2025 NFL season.