NFL Position Roles - New York Jets

04/27/24 Breece Hall is the everydown RB. In addition to handling most of the carries, Hall should also be used often as a receiver and at the goal lone. Fourth-round rookie Braelon Allen is a powerful inside runner. Allen should be the No. 2 RB that could result in a handful of touches most weeks. Israel Abanikanda and fifth-round rookie Isaiah Davis will likely compete for the No. 3 role in training camp.

04/27/24 Garrett Wilson is the alpha WR and is expected to dominate targets. In free agency, the Jets added Mike Williams. Williams suffered an ACL tear in Week 3 last year, but the receiver said he expects to be ready for Week 1. As a result, Williams should play on most snaps and see significant work as a deep threat and red-zone option. The Jets used the No. 65 pick in the draft to select Malachi Corley. The rookie should have the edge in training camp to earn work in the slot when the team goes to three-receiver sets. Xavier Gipson, Allen Lazard and Jason Brownlee will compete for depth roles.

04/27/24 Tyler Conkin is expected to serve as the primary receiving TE. Jeremy Ruckert should also see snaps, leading to occasional targets.