Jets 53-man projection after a lopsided preseason loss to the Giants frames a two-quarterback plan but signals the offense will lean on the running game and a deep, versatile receiving corps. Fields remains the starter, but Tyrod Taylor’s knee rehab creates nuance around Week 1 availability. The backfield features a potent mix with Hall and Braelon Allen at the fore, while the offensive line shows depth and flexibility. On defense, Williams anchors a front led by Cowart, Tufele and Nnadi, with McCray-Ball and Bernard-Converse filling glue roles. Special teams have quietly excelled, setting a club-ready baseline despite lingering injuries to Lazard and Gipson, and a push to add pass-rush depth looms as Clowney/Smith flirt with the market. Overall, the Jets project a balanced, flexible unit with room to grow into a Top-10 OL and a more aggressive pass rush, while possibly pursuing outside help late into the preseason.