Amaro has stood out through the first few days of training camp, the New York Post reports.
A disappointment through his first two professional seasons, Amaro focused on run blocking, nutrition and his catching technique during the offseason. While a few strong days of practice don't prove that the work paid off, Amaro is the Jets' only tight end with any kind of upside, and there's no question the team needs a complementary target (or two) to emerge alongside Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker. Though mostly known for his receiving skills, the 2014 second-round selection believes his blocking will play a huge role in determining how often he gets on the field.