T'Vondre Sweat could be best of both worlds for Jets as 366-pound lineman makes training camp debut

T’Vondre Sweat made his Jets training-camp debut Monday in 11-on-11 drills after being activated from the non-football injury list, flashing his ability to clog two gaps at the nose-tackle position. Head coach Aaron Glenn said that taking up two blockers gives linebackers more room to run, and also helps Sweat push the pocket in the passing game. The 366-pound defensive lineman is nearing his regular-season debut against the Titans, the team that traded him for edge rusher Jermaine Johnson. Meanwhile, CB Qwan’tezt Stiggers missed just one practice during concussion protocol work, and QB Geno Smith sat Saturday’s preseason game with a sore ankle. Kicking competition continued with Jason Sanders 7-for-8 and Cade York 5-for-8.