Jets training camp upgrade

Jets training camp in July saw tight end group gain talent and depth with former second-round pick Mason Taylor and 16th overall pick Kenyon Sadiq.

Week 1 victory enhances tight end strategy

Jets' Week 1 victory against Titans used 12 personnel for 23% of snaps and 13 personnel for 17% of snaps.

Coach Glenn on tight end strategy

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said tight end group is a weapon and they're giving players more snaps to take advantage of their skills.

“I think that room is a weapon for us, that's an improved group, and each week we're giving them more and more on their plate so we can try to take advantage of who they are.”

Sadiq earns first touchdown

Sadiq recorded team's first touchdown on end-around run, first tight end to score run touchdown since 1978.

“We had a good look, just Mason (Taylor) and Jeremy (Ruckert) both made great blocks. They made my job easy.”

Sadiq's early game stats

Sadiq had two catches for 12 yards in 28 snaps with Green Bay allowing touchdown and 58 yards on six catches.

Sadiq needs more snaps

Jets need to give Sadiq more snaps as Mason Taylor struggled in Week 1 win over Titans.

Sadiq's role in offense

Jets need to make Sadiq consistent in offense to build on first Sunday victory in over 10 years against Packers.

Tougher teams ahead

Jets will face tougher teams like Packers making offense harder to defend.

Next steps for Sadiq

Sadiq will get more snaps through jet sweeps, screens, or downfield throws as Jets build offense.