New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields and head coach Aaron Glenn have stated that they are not yet worried about the team’s offensive struggles during training camp. Both have emphasized the need for patience and continued development as the team works to address the challenges they are facing.
Fields, who has been working through a season of learning curve after being drafted in the first round, has acknowledged that the offensive line is still finding its footing. Glenn, who is in his first season as head coach, said the team is still in the early stages of building chemistry and cohesion on offense.
Despite the current challenges, both Fields and Glenn remain confident that the team will improve as the season approaches. They have stressed the importance of maintaining focus on the fundamentals and working through the difficulties without getting discouraged.