Stephens contributed early on, facing Golden and Jets’ coverage plans, though Golden’s quickness created moments against the Jets’ defense. Stephens’s role in this matchup foreshadows how New York will defend young Packers receivers as the preseason continues.

Brandon Stephens has impressed during training camp after signing a three-year deal with the Jets. His performance in coverage has garnered praise from head coach Aaron Glenn, who believes in Stephens's potential as a cornerback opposite Sauce Gardner. This partnership could enhance the Jets' defensive strategy significantly.

Brandon Stephens will step into a prominent role in the Jets' secondary following D.J. Reed's exit, aiming to contribute significantly alongside Sauce Gardner.

Brandon Stephens has been brought in to strengthen the Jets' secondary. However, his potential as a starter may be overshadowed by the presence of Sauce Gardner.

Brandon Stephens was signed by the Jets to a significant three-year, $36 million contract, which raised questions given his inconsistent play with the Ravens. His position is now threatened by the draft pick of Azareye'h Thomas.