Frank Reich’s future with the Jets hinges on his ability to evolve — and the roster moves scream change. After a college stint, the 64-year-old play-caller is back in the NFL, but can he adapt his offense to today’s game? Historically stuck with eleven personnel, Reich now faces pressure to embrace the league’s tight-end boom. With four tight ends and a fullback on board — including first-round pick Kenyon Sadiq and veteran Jeremy Ruckert — the Jets are clearly building for heavier formations. If Reich shifts toward twelve, thirteen, or even fullback-heavy packages, it could be the key to unlocking their potential. The question isn’t if he can modernize — it’s whether he’ll dare to.
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