The New York Jets have hit the field and have started to prepare for the 2025 NFL season as training camp is in full swing. Saturday drew a lot of eyes to Florham Park as it was the fourth day that the Jets were out on the field working in camp.

Jets' third-round rookie Azareye'h Thomas came down with an interception on Day 4 of camp, intercepting quarterback Brady Cook during the 11-on-11 portion of practice. He read the route well, stepped in front of the receiver and made a difficult grab. Check out the play from the Florida State product:

That'll soon be the reality for former Florida State star and New York Jets outside linebacker, Jermaine Johnson II. Following an Achilles injury in 2024 that required surgery and a strenuous rehab process, Johnson II revealed that he has been cleared to return to football activities.

By the middle of last season, former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh had completely worn out his welcome among Jets fans. But as the team adjusts to the new regime under head coach Aaron Glenn,

While we're aware of who the locks are to make the final roster, there are plenty of players fighting for a prominent role or just fighting to keep their tenuous spot on the roster. As head coach Aaron Glenn said during the team’s first rookie mini-camp, “If you’re here, you have a shot!

This offseason, the New York Jets have moved in silence under Aaron Glenn, and make no mistake about it, that’s by design. After the Aaron Rodgers era was, shall we say, rather noisy with headlines coming out every day, and distractions left, right, and center, now, under Glenn, football is all we are talking about with the Jets.

Breece Hall recognizes that a new Jets contract during the 2025 NFL season isn't likely. While Breece Hall's NFL career hasn't gone exactly according to plan in his first three seasons with the New York Jets, the young running back faces a pivotal year ahead if he wants to earn a permanent place with the AFC East team.

Follow our daily updates from Jets training camp, including intel on the QBs, tight position battles and potential breakouts.

The Jets will enter 2025 coming off of another losing season, as first-time head coach Aaron Glenn and company look to change the tide for the team he once played for.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields (7) and the rest of the New York Jets loosen up at the start of practice at Jets training camp, Thursday, July 24, 2025, in Florham Park, N.J. New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields (7) throws a pass during practice at Jets training camp, Thursday, July 24, 2025, in Florham Park, N.J.

Tippmann started all 17 contests for the Jets last season, playing every single offensive snap. Coach Glenn provided clarity, repeatedly reiterating that there is an open competition “at every position." It lit a fire under Tippmann, who didn't expect to be competing for a starting gig.