New-look Jets have key questions to answer as OTAs begin — here are five things to watch
The New York Jets have begun their OTA practices, showcasing a significantly revamped roster compared to last season. With new players and coaches, the team is preparing for a four-week practice period leading up to their mandatory minicamp in mid-June. Key questions about the team's performance under head coach Aaron Glenn will be addressed as the season approaches in September.
- ▪The Jets started their OTA practices on Wednesday, with the first media-accessible session on Thursday.
- ▪The team has undergone substantial changes since 2025, featuring new faces across the roster.
- ▪The upcoming month will focus on identifying key aspects of the team's performance before the mandatory minicamp from June 16-18.
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New York Jets New-look Jets have key questions to answer as OTAs begin — here are five things to watch By Brian Costello Published May 27, 2026, 7:34 p.m. ET New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith (7) looks to pass during the second half of an NFL preseason football game against the New York Giants, Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, in East Rutherford, N.J. AP The Jets began their OTA practices Wednesday and the first one open to the media will be Thursday. Reporters will need a roster to figure out who is on the field as the Jets have a much different look from 2025 with new faces all over the field from players to coaches. This is the beginning of a four-week stretch of practices that culminates with the team’s mandatory minicamp June 16-18.
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