Aug. 7, 2008

More from PFW • Fitz's final preseason draft board, 8/27/2008 12:14:14 PM • Throwing darts -- picking division order is as much chance as anything, 8/26/2008 5:57:13 PM • Thomas Jones on verge of career season, 8/25/2008 4:15:09 PM • Favre not the only Brett acing the QB test in New York, 8/20/2008 2:40:58 PM • PFW examines Hall of Fame prospects for NFL head coaches past and present, 8/20/2008 12:32:00 PM Related Topics • National Football League • New York Jets • American Football Conference • AFC East Division • Dustin Keller • Brett Favre • Donald Lee • Green Bay Packers • National Football Conference • Bubba Franks

From Mark Chmura to Bubba Franks to Donald Lee, Brett Favre has made a habit of using his tight ends extensively in the offense. The way we hear it, he'll be doing much of same in New York as he did in Green Bay. In the early stages of camp, the Jets' tight ends have been among the most consistent players on the field. The most spectacular has been Dustin Keller, who has been deployed in numerous capacities throughout the formations. And while Keller stands as the biggest vertical threat, the Jets are four-deep regarding tight ends they'd feel comfortable trotting out. With WR depth appearing a bit shaky, we hear that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer is concocting ways to showcase two tight ends on a regular basis.