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New York Jets: Three Takeaways From Exciting 20-17 Washington Commanders Preseason Clash

The New York Jets officially kicked off their 2024 campaign against the Washington Commanders and walked away with a close win.

During the first preseason game of the year, the Jets took on the Commanders and fought to a tough 20-17 win. Both teams predominantly played their backups, as many teams do during the first game, but the Commanders offered a brief look at rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, who scored a touchdown. Following the victory, here are three takeaways from the first preseason game of the year for the Jets.

One thing that the New York Jets particularly struggled with during their first preseason game was the amount of penalties going against them. The Jets led the league last year in penalties with 124 total calls, including 31 false start calls on the offensive line. The Jets truly need to improve upon their penalties in order to improve this season, but did not seem to make much ground after their showcase against the Commanders.

The Jets had six penalties against the commanders, five of which came on offense as the Jets had two false starts, two holds, and one ineligible pass downfield. Obviously, it is very early and the kinks still need to be worked out, but it is certainly an area of concern for the New York Jets heading into this season.

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