There's little doubt in anyone's mind that the New York Jets have improved their roster this offseason. Whether it leads to improved results is another question entirely.
We certainly won't get our answer during organized team activities (OTAs), simply due to the nature of the practices. They are the first time in which the rebuilt roster has all taken the field together, so these practices are more about teaching than evaluating the roster.
There will be plenty of time for overreactions during training camp, when there's actual running, hitting, blocking and tackling taking place—and by then, they will be less "overreaction" than simple reaction.