For the first time in 172 days, an NFL game was played Thursday night.

The Hall of Fame Game between the Texans and Bears didn’t look much like last year’s Super Bowl — because of the players on the field and the new kickoff rules (more on that later) — but it still means the Giants and Jets are that much closer to returning.

Two weeks into training camp, it’s clear Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is healthy and Giants head coach Brian Daboll <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/07/25/sports/giants-using-more-pre-snap-motion-with-brian-daboll-calling-plays/">is calling offensive plays</a>. Those issues are settled, but there are plenty of undecided questions that need answering before both teams open the season on Sept. 8.

Here are three questions remaining for each team:

There are plenty of undecided questions that need answering before both teams open the season on Sept. 8.{ai:summary}<p>The NFL cracked open its box of football after a 172-day hiatus with the Hall of Fame Game, where the Texans and Bears faced off, setting the stage for the Giants and Jets. Players shuffled and new rules bloomed, but the essence of the game lingered like stale smoke.</p><p>Amidst pre-season focus, the Jets' Aaron Rodgers is fit, and the Giants' Daboll has his game plan ready. Yet, the clock ticks on pressing questions each team must answer before the first whistle blows on September 8. #sports</p>

What do the Giants and the Jets still need to figure out in the NFL preseason?

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