New York Jets' Offensive Line Struggles Continue, Major Changes Expected

General Manager Joe Douglas Promises Review as Poor Performance and High Injury Rates Plague the Team

The New York Jets' offensive line has been underperforming, leading to a lack of protection for quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
General manager Joe Douglas has promised to review the offensive line's past, present, and future, with 2024 being a critical year for the current regime.
Despite significant investment, the Jets' offensive line ranks poorly in sacks allowed, pass-block win rate, yards per rush, and run-block win rate since 2020.
Key players such as Alijah Vera-Tucker and Connor McGovern have suffered season-ending injuries, contributing to the line's struggles.
Potential solutions include letting Duane Brown and Mekhi Becton walk, picking a permanent spot for Vera-Tucker, releasing or cutting Laken Tomlinson's salary, signing a top free-agent offensive tackle, signing a veteran starting-caliber guard, signing a veteran swing tackle, drafting an offensive tackle in Round 1 and a developmental offensive lineman on Day 3, and hoping for better injury luck.