“J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets,” the fans in attendance chanted. Glenn first heard that chant in 1994 in the old stadium at The Meadowlands as a rookie cornerback. Now, he was hearing it as the man in charge. Glenn has been on the job since January, but he had a moment Saturday when he realized it was real.

Moore possesses a versatile skill set that should allow him to play multiple positions within Glenn's secondary. Coach Glenn will appreciate his IQ and aggressiveness in the downhill run game, and his ability to play every spot in the defensive backfield. It may not be this season, but Moore projects as an eventual starter for the Jets.

Jets fans hoped to finally see Fields and the offense string together back-to-back good days, but Saturday’s practice could not have gone much worse. According to Jets insider Brian Costello, who covers the Jets for the New York Post,