The New York Jets have plenty of new faces in the building this offseason. Voluntary minicamps are coming to a close for teams and New York decided to cut their's short.

According to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network, the Jets canceled their last day of voluntary minicamp. Instead, Adam Gase decided to have a team-building activity for his team.

By the looks of Le'Veon Bell's Twitter, it seems as if the Jets decide to take some swings at the driving range.

With the number of new faces on the team, it is probably needed to have team-building activities. Notably, the Jets added Bell, C.J. Mosley, Jamison Crowder, and Ty Montgomery this offseason.

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It's always nice to see teams going out and having a day where they can enjoy other things than just football. Gase knows that this is the time to allow players to do more in terms of off-the-field activities.

Then, in the regular season, it's all business for 17 weeks. Getting to know your players and building relationships with them is vital to being a successful organization.

Therefore, Gase wants to get off on the right foot with his new team and build comradery. Fans have to realize that these players are humans too and love to have fun. After all, these guys like doing more than just playing football.

Obviously, a majority of the players take an interest in golf (maybe not Quinnen Williams) as they decided to use their off day at a driving range. Nonetheless, the Jets will be ready when mandatory minicamps begin next week in the NFL.