Questions were asked and answered on the first day of camp, and we imagine that Glenn would have liked what he saw from his group early on. Yes, it's only the first day, but the Jets' rookie class appears to have hit the ground running.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Aaron Glenn stood on the practice field with his arms crossed, observing. On a windy Saturday afternoon during rookie camp, Glenn was often on the move, bouncing from position group to position group. He was taking notes, most of them mental.

“Coach Glenn has done a good job of consistently pushing his message throughout the locker room,” backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor said. “The guys are fired up, week in and week out, day in and day out, to put the best foot forward. ... It’s about the work that you put in day in and day out and we’ve been intentional about that.”