Host Eric Allen is joined in the studio by Jets team reporter Ethan Greenberg to discuss 2025 mandatory minicamp which put the finishing touches on a successful offseason from the Green & White. Both Ethan and Eric spent the summer with the Green & White and during this podcast shared their takeaways and observations from the last week of action.

The Jets wrapped up mandatory minicamp on Thursday afternoon, almost five months after Aaron Glenn became the team’s new coach. Glenn had a message for the players during his team meeting before their six-week sabbatical.

Breece Hall knew as much as anyone else back in April, when his name started flying in trade rumors before the NFL Draft. Not much. What Hall did know is he was coming off the worst year of his career, the Jets had a new coach in Aaron Glenn, a new general manager in Darren Mougey, and that made anything possible.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn emphatically silenced the ongoing Breece Hall trade rumors immediately after taking the job.

With new head coach Aaron Glenn, the New York Jets are loud-and-proud about focusing on the run game in 2025. Glenn's hard-nosed style paired with scrambler Justin Fields has made it clear that New York will try to dominate the ground game.

After an offseason of moving on from veterans and focusing on young, high-upside players, it’s clear that Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey have a vision for this team. But this week, as the Jets began mandatory minicamp, Glenn revealed his defense’s greatest strength.

Breece Hall's position on the New York Jets roster is an interesting one. Because head coach Aaron Glenn said earlier this offseason that it could be a running back by "committee" approach moving forward,

The New York Jets drafted Missouri tackle Armand Membou with the No. 7 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. By drafting Membou, the Jets were hoping he could become an immediate starter on the offensive line, completing a five-man unit that could immediately become one of the best in the NFL.