New York took a 30-10 win over Green Bay in Week 1 of the preseason, and the Jets appeared to have solved some early offensive kinks. Justin Fields moved efficiently in his lone series, completing 3-of-4 attempts and guiding a scoring drive. Adrien Martinez stepped in with a crisp 11-of-16 for 152 yards and a TD, while Brady Cook added 6-of-8 accuracy. The Jets’ RBs leaned on Donovan Edwards for 42 rushing yards on nine carries, with Braelon Allen also showing >4 yards per rush, even as Breece Hall and Isaiah Davis had limited success. On defense, the Jets’ DBs dominated, and the Packers’ aerial attack stalled even with multiple signal-callers. Penalties were costly for New York, a reminder that discipline must improve if the team is to translate preseason success into the regular season.

The Jets’ coaching staff will be left pleased with the QB trio posting a 20-of-28 mark (71.4%), and the offense showing timely scoring in exhibition play. The defense limited Jordan Love and company, while Amar Johnson’s 67-yard rushing night for Green Bay showed some life for the other side. If New York can sustain this level of efficiency and clean up discipline, fantasy managers could view the Jets as a deeper, more efficient offense than anticipated, with multiple players offering upside in larger formats as the preseason progresses.