Rookie tight end Jace Amaro needs to make a "host" of adjustments to get comfortable in the Jets' offense, coordinator Marty Mornhinweg told ESPN.com. Amaro came from a no-huddle, spread attack at Texas Tech he described as "simple" compared to the Jets' West Coast scheme based on timing and precision.
Amaro got some work with the first team at minicamp but "looked lost at times." His routes were "sloppy," the report said. Amaro must polish route-running and work on his footwork and release when not split out wide.
The report said "this has to be a humbling process for Amaro."