How a younger roster, new coaching regime is making way for a greener Jets squad

The article provides an in-depth look at the New York Jets, highlighting their shift towards a younger roster under first-year coach Aaron Glenn. It discusses the Jets' strategy of embracing younger players, reducing their age-30-and-older players significantly compared to last year. Notable acquisitions include quarterback Justin Fields and cornerback Brandon Stephens. Edge rusher Will McDonald IV's weight gain is seen as beneficial for his performance, while the team focuses on rebuilding its culture after past struggles. The Jets are financially poised to make key signings following salary cap relief from releasing veterans. Additionally, the article touches on various team dynamics, such as wide receiver Garrett Wilson's enthusiasm to reunite with Fields, competition at the center position, and voting trends on NFL rule changes. Former Jets staff have returned to previous teams, signifying the ongoing movement within NFL coaching and management circles.