The New York Jets can point to several positive developments from training camp. Per Cimini, Smith finished 12-of-20 for 157 yards, while the offense repeatedly found itself behind schedule because of self-inflicted errors. Training camp is designed to expose weaknesses before games begin to count. As the Jets prepare for joint practices with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their preseason opener, Glenn will likely place an increased emphasis on execution under pressure. This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: Jets have one recurring problem Aaron Glenn can't ignore