One thing we know is that Aaron Glenn wants his New York Jets to be a physical football team, and for running back Braelon Allen, that's right in his wheelhouse. With the Jets set to adopt a run-first approach under Tanner Engstrand with a solid offensive line and a trio of running backs,

New York Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams left practice early Thursday after tweaking a calf muscle. Williams was participating in individual drills when he felt discomfort in his lower leg. He walked into the facility under his own power,