Jets rookie quarterback Geno Smith feels like he's getting more comfortable with the offense in New York heading into training camp.
Smith told NFL.com that he's getting a better grasp of offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg's West Coast system after playing in the spread offense at West Virginia.
"I've already made a giant leap," Smith said. "Coming from a spread system where the biggest transition for me is going to be the footwork. It's not as if I can't do it, it's the fact that I haven't done it enough. The good amount of reps that I got in rookie camp, minicamp, OTAs has helped me make that leap and transition, and make giant strides. I have an opportunity to fight for a starting job in a great place right now, so I look forward to it."
Smith is competing with Mark Sanchez to start for the Jets this season.