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The New York Jets have several holes to fill, but they can select one sure-fire player to bolster the offense.
While the Jets allowed Robby Anderson to leave in free agency, signing Breshad Perriman as his replacement, the offense didn’t necessarily get ‘better.’ Bolstering the unit to ensure Sam Darnold and LeVeon Bell play to the peak of their abilities should be the priority moving forward, which is where the 2020 NFL Draft comes into play.
Jets’ general manager Joe Douglas reinforced the offensive line this offseason, signing Connor McGovern to play center, Greg Van Roten at right guard, George Fant at left tackle, and Alex Lewis at left guard.