Wednesday started with a report that the Jets were looking to upgrade one of their weakest positions on the roster: wide receiver (according to The Athletic). By sundown, they had made two trades to addressing a weakness.

The odds were stacked against Jets rookie receiver Quentin Skinner when he arrived at rookie minicamp. But it wasn't the first time.

The Jets held a clandestine practice Sunday. There were no media present. There were no assistant coaches, either. It was just coach Aaron Glenn and the players.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn knocked down any trade rumors surrounding running back Breece Hall, instead noting to reporters Tuesday that he wished he had more running backs on the roster.

After Saturday's loss to the Giants, we make our predictions as to who has a spot on the roster and who still has something to prove

The New York Jets' passing game has been short on long passes this summer. Fans are anxious about whether Justin Fields and the offense can stretch the field this season.

One of their key divisional opponents is the Colorado Avalanche, who the Jets bested in three of their four matchups last season. Winnipeg has long held in the upper hand historically with a 33-18-1-11 record over Colorado through 63 all-time matchups.