"I'm Not Their Guy": Breece Hall Opens Up on Future with Jets originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Jets kicked off their training camp on Tuesday and officially held their first sessions under new head coach Aaron Glenn at Florham Park throughout the week.

The New York Jets are a handful of completed practices in the books at training camp. A slew of undrafted free agents are attempting to make the 53-man roster. One of the early standouts has been former Clemson defensive lineman Payton Page.

Brian Costello of the New York Post reports that the Jets worked out Nick Folk, who kicked for the team from 2010-16. Folk, 40, has played for four other teams in his 17 seasons.

The first day in pads is always a training camp milestone, and almost always one that gets more hype than it’s worth. Aaron Glenn’s first training camp with the Jets, however, appears to be an exception to the rule.

Teams will get a chance to prove how good their roster is once the regular season gets going. In the mean time, ESPN took their annual offseason stab at ranking all 32 NFL teams head-to-head. Check out ESPN's full 2025 edition of their roster rankings right here (including the New York Jets ):

New York Jets running back Breece Hall is entering the final year of his rookie deal, but he doesn't expect to land a contract extension before this season begins,

Follow our daily updates from Jets training camp, including intel on the QBs, tight position battles and potential breakouts.

New York Jets running back Braelon Allen is ready to be the tone-setter on offense. One thing we know is that Aaron Glenn wants his New York Jets to be a physical football team, and for running back Braelon Allen, that’s right in his wheelhouse.