Jets Training Camp: Aaron Glenn’s Impact Takes Shape

NFL training camps are now underway, and our team of reporters are present, bringing you updates daily. The New York Jets’ camp is being held in Florham Park, New Jersey, and Jets reporter Rich Cimini will provide insights on players who are standing out, important moments, position battles, changes in the depth chart, roster decisions, and the quarterback situation.

The information below represents all observations and reports directly from camp. This page will be continuously updated with the latest news. Which players are expected to have breakout performances, especially in the context of fantasy football? And which players on the edge of making the team could secure a spot on the final 53-man roster?

Let’s delve into the details, and remember to check back frequently for the latest updates leading up to the first week of preseason games on August 7.

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Tuesday, July 22

Relative to the Jets’ past, it was a rather calm day for reporting. There was no media frenzy surrounding Aaron Rodgers, no players holding out for contract negotiations, and no significant distractions. This likely pleased the new head coach, Aaron Glenn, whose expressed desire is to “operate quietly.”

On the first day, the Jets celebrated the accomplishments of young stars Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson, both of whom signed substantial contract extensions the prior week. Specifically, Gardner officially signed his four-year, $120.4 million extension not long after reporting. Both players addressed the media for the first time after securing their new agreements.

The Jets also highlighted their newly renovated, state-of-the-art locker room, equipped with numerous advanced technological features. Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams described it as “Super dope.”

safe to say the guys like the new locker room pic.twitter.com/TFTccZZD5I

— New York Jets (@nyjets) July 22, 2025

New facilities, new coach, new quarterback, practically everything is new. Seeing a pattern?

Now, they simply need to … well, start winning games.

The Jets have suffered through nine consecutive losing seasons and have been absent from the playoffs for 14 straight years. Williams, who joined the team in 2019, admitted that the ongoing losing streak is “certainly difficult,” but he remains optimistic that the team’s fortunes will improve.

“I believe there are extremely elevated expectations for this team, for this coaching staff, for this organization, and what we aim to achieve, and where we aspire to be,” Williams stated.

• Glenn received considerable praise early on. Referencing Glenn’s experience as an assistant coach with the Detroit Lions and his earlier playing days with the Jets, Wilson mentioned that the first-year coach has “witnessed the formula” for transforming struggling franchises. … The first practice session will commence at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, earlier compared to previous years. … Gardner appreciates the new defensive structure, which will emphasize man-to-man coverage more than in recent seasons. He expects to have the opportunity to cover the opponent’s top wide receiver.