The New York Jets are gearing up for training camp with significant challenges ahead. With $37 million in cap space, the team is focused on enhancing its passing game under new quarterback Justin Fields, known for his run-first approach. The Jets' only established receiver is Garrett Wilson, fresh off a recent extension, but questions remain about the depth of their receiving corps. The Jets are looking at rookies like Mason Taylor and Arian Smith, as well as veterans like Josh Reynolds and Allen Lazard, to step up. Additionally, the interior defensive line led by Quinnen Williams faces concerns regarding depth. The Jets' top needs also include bolstering the safety and cornerback positions.