A closer look at how the Jets’ special-teams units are structured reveals a strategic focus on disciplined execution over high-speed offense. The emphasis on teaching fundamentals during power plays and penalty kills suggests a deliberate shift toward defensive stability and structured play. Coaching staff prioritize controlled, methodical drills to reinforce positioning and communication under pressure. For teams relying on defensive resilience, this approach could signal a tactical realignment worth watching.

Arniel likes the first special-teams session because it gives the Jets a chance to slow things down and teach. With the power play working at one end and the penalty kill at the other, the coaching ...