Getty Cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers may be on his way off the Jets roster. The New York Jets began the third phase of their offseason program on Monday, known as organized team activities or OTAs. The voluntary workouts consist of 10 practice sessions over a four-week period, with no contact allowed. Players may wear helmets, but no pads. For new head coach Aaron Glenn, the OTAs are a time to communicate the identity of the 2025 Jets to his players. “I want those guys to know exactly who we are.