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The Jets offense <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/08/14/sports/justin-fields-has-elite-offensive-tools-if-the-jets-use-him-right/">has been shaky this summer</a>, but it’s not time to panic just yet.

Training camp practices and preseason games are not always indicative of what to expect when the regular season arrives.

That summer the Jets had Tim Tebow and Mark Sanchez at quarterback, and new offensive coordinator Tony Sparano. The starting offense failed to score a touchdown in the preseason, and the backups scored just one. Then, in Week 1 the Jets scored 48 points against the Bills.

The Jets offense has been shaky this summer, but it’s not time to panic just yet.{ai:summary}Costello files Jets intel for Sports+, noting the offense looks shaky in camp but preseason isn’t predictive. Recall 2012 with Tebow, Sanchez and Sparano—the starters didn’t score in the preseason, yet Week 1 had 48 points. #sports

Don’t panic about Jets’ offense yet — even if concerns have already emerged

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