On a scorching hot day Tuesday, the Jets offense looked ice-cold.&nbsp;

It was a sloppy, slow practice for Justin Fields &amp; Co. as they seemed to be moving in slow motion until they<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/07/29/sports/justin-fields-ends-on-high-note-in-jets-practice-return/"> finished with a nice 2-minute drive</a>. Maybe it was the oppressive heat. Maybe it was being a week into training camp. Maybe it was players looking forward to a day off Wednesday.&nbsp;

Whatever it was, it served as a reminder that this won’t be a straight line for Aaron Glenn and this new Jets regime.&nbsp;

We’re in the season of happy talk. Everyone is in the best shape of their lives. Everyone thinks the new coaching staff is going to be great. Everyone is undefeated.&nbsp;

We’re in the season of happy talk. Everyone is in the best shape of their lives. Everyone thinks the new coaching staff is going to be great. Everyone is undefeated. {ai:summary}<p>The Jets offense struggled during practice on a hot Tuesday, appearing sluggish until a late 2-minute drive. Factors like the heat, early training camp fatigue, and anticipation for a day off may have contributed to the lackluster performance, highlighting challenges ahead for the new coaching staff.</p><p>As optimism fills the air with preseason enthusiasm, the reality of the team's performance serves as a reminder that progress may not be linear for the Jets. #sports</p>

Aaron Glenn’s Jets plan will require patience when reality finally hits

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