The Jets opened their preseason with a quick-strike drive, elevating Garrett Wilson’s threat by motioning him for a clean release and exploiting a defense keyed to stop him. Tanner Engstrand’s play design aimed to create easy reads and clean targets for Fields’ first series, while the Jets’ o-line pairing of Josh Myers and Joe Tippmann navigated a minimal-practice snap exchange to keep Fields from collapsing the pocket. The Bears’ quarterback finally turned instinct into points, sprinting for a touchdown that underscored his dynamic upside when he can improvise. The game suggested early signs of high-ceiling offense for New York and a reminder of Fields’ explosive, improvisational playmaking style that could shape fantasy and betting narratives all season.