The offensive line was putrid for the New York Jets in 2019, but it wasn’t supposed to be.
Prior to the season commencing the general consensus around the league was the green and white had an average offensive line at worst with the talent level.
Although they didn’t play like that last season.
There are a lot of different reasons for that. Injuries ravaged the trenches and to put it bluntly the acquisition of veteran center Ryan Kalil was a failure of epic proportions.
He came in late during the offseason and stole the starting job from Jonotthan Harrison without having to compete against him.