When the New York Jets drafted tight end Mason Taylor, many knew the type of player Tanner Engstrand and the offense were getting. A good pass-catcher, who could easily rocket to the top of the tight end depth chart and be Justin Fields' security blanket,

Justin Fields ran the offense during 11-on-11 drills Monday — the first day the New York Jets wore pads and four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot.

Justin Fields looks to be developing solid chemistry with rookie tight end Mason Taylor, hitting him over the middle off play-action for a big gain and finding him a second time later in practice. Arian Smith fumbled during one-on-one drills, with Qwan’tez Stiggers forcing the ball out.

Unlike most NFL teams, Jets coach Aaron Glenn had players participating in live tackling drills, where they were one-on-one in the open field and ball carries were being taken to the ground.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields returned to team drills Monday, four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot. Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday as the team eased him back into practice.