Most of the New York Jets’ offensive starting positions have already been decided.
Following the completion of offseason workouts, the Jets have a pretty good idea of what they have on that side of the ball. While specific position battles are inevitable, New York has plenty to work with on offense.
It’s why the team’s most intriguing camp battle is also their most confusing.
Head coach Aaron Glenn made it clear during the offseason that third-year center Joe Tippmann would need to prove his worth as a viable starter along the offensive line. The Jets signed Josh Myers in free agency—a former Green Bay Packers starter—to kickstart that competition.