On a blistering morning in Florham Park, the Jets and Giants took the field for the first of back-to-back joint practices ahead of a preseason game at MetLife Stadium on Saturday.

"I really like having these joint practices because it breaks up the monotony of going against each other on a daily basis, and really going against a pretty good team that's talented," HC Aaron Glenn said.

As expected, the battle up front took center stage on Tuesday. A talented Jets offensive line faced off with a Giants defensive line that is projected to be among the league's best in 2025, and several intriguing matchups created a valuable challenge for both teams.

"I thought we had an up-and-down day," Glenn said. "There were some things that -- in the passing game -- I thought we did well, but there were

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