The New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have already exchanged plenty of words and shown plenty of intensity during a joint practice this week. Now, they’ll settle things on the field.
Preseason football is rarely about the final score. Coaches use these games to evaluate depth, test young talent, and determine which players deserve larger roles moving forward.
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With Aaron Glenn entering his second season as head coach, Friday night’s opener offers another chance to see how the roster is developing
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