Big Hitters of Jets Training Camp

Safety Jaiquawn Jarrett has had a stellar camp thus far, stepping up into the rotation after Calvin Pryor suffered a concussion. Jarrett has been flying all over the field during team drills and forced a fumble earlier this week. 

Coming off a career-best 10.5 sacks, DL Muhammad Wilkerson has been ferocious during training camp, including Thursday's goal-line drill. 

One of the newer members of the team, CB Dimitri Patterson has been a force in the secondary with his coverage and run support, where he's dished out some nice hits. 

OL Oday Aboushi (No. 75) has made great improvements since transitioning from a tackle to a guard. He's rotated with Willie Colon and Brian Winters at both guard spots, but that hasn't stopped him from making his presence felt.

Here, OL Brian Winters works on his blocking technique and during camp he's used that to be an enforcer for the offensive line. He's mixed it up with DT Sheldon Richardson during pass-rushing drills. 

Reigning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Sheldon Richardson has been a physical presence for the defensive line during camp, especially in short-yardage or goal-line situations. 

DT Damon Harrison laid one of the more memorable hits on RB Chris Ivory when the pads came on last Saturday. "Snacks" was very effective in the goal-line drill, making it difficult for the offense to cross the plain. 

RB Chris Johnson soared during this positional drill and has been a hit himself so far during training camp, proving he still has gas left in his tank. He underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in the offseason. 

Veteran S Dawan Landry has always been a physical specimen, but came to training camp with a few extra pounds of muscle. A self-proclaimed "gym rat," Landry actually had no intention of adding muscle before this season. In any case, he's used it effectively to become one of the big hitters during camp. 

At 6'0", 222 pounds, Chris Ivory is a bruiser, often inflicting as much punishment as he receives. Today he used his physical style to punch in a touchdown during the goal-line drill. 

Similar to Jaiquawn Jarrett, S Antonio Allen, left, has stepped up in the absence of rookie Calvin Pryor. Using his athleticism and knowledge gained from Dawan Landry, right, "Double A" has had powerful hits during camp thus far. 

LB David Harris showed improvements in his coverage skills during training camp at SUNY Cortland, picking off Geno Smith and breaking up a few other passes, including a man-coverage drill against RB Chris Johnson. Although making strides in that area, Harris has continued to be an enforcer on the defensive side. 

2013 seventh-round pick Tommy Bohanon has been an under-the-radar guy during training camp. The FB has showed his power in team drills, knocking linebackers out of position, while running hard while carrying the pigskin and blocking in special teams drills.