The New York Jets are focusing on a major overhaul of their offensive strategy, having finished the previous season with disappointing rankings in both scoring and yardage. Central to this transformation is quarterback Justin Fields, who brings a dual-threat capability to the team. Fields’ performance will be crucial as he embarks on a two-year contract intended to stabilize the Jets during a transitional phase.

Alongside Fields, the Jets are banking on the offensive acumen of their new coordinator Tanner Engstrand to maximize their offensive output. A revamped offensive line is expected to support not only Fields but also star receiver Garrett Wilson and running back Breece Hall, who are poised to play pivotal roles in the upcoming season. With a blend of young talent and a strategic revamp, the Jets aim to significantly improve their offensive performance in 2025.