Jets offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur received some new toys in the offseason. General manager Joe Douglas signed a Pro Bowl LG in Laken Tomlinson and a pair of starting-caliber tight ends in C.J. Uzomah and Tyler Conklin before drafting debatably the top WR in the available (Garrett Wilson, No. 10 overall) and the top RB (Breece Hall, No. 36 overall).
“You want to be the best you can, but what I’m anxious for right now is seeing how well we get through these OTAs, and that’s the truth,” LaFleur said on Wednesday. “September is a long way away. Even putting the pads on for training camp is a long way away. The focus is for each and every individual to get as good as they can, connect as much as they can in terms of off the field in the timing and aspect of it, particularly from the pass game because that’s what the OTAs have turned into. It’s turned more into a passing camp and the run game more of a jog through.”
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