You never know who might end up playing on the New York Jets’ offensive line these days. The banged-up unit has shuffled players in and out of the lineup because of injuries. Zach Wilson took snaps last Sunday from fourth-string center Xavier Newman, a natural guard who was elevated from the practice squad the previous day.
New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson passes the ball during the first half of an NFL football game against the New York Giants, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in East Rutherford, N.J. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — You never know who might end up playing on the New York Jets’ offensive line these days.
Consider this: The Jets’ Week 1 lineup against Buffalo featured Tomlinson at left guard, Duane Brown at left tackle, Connor McGovern at center, Alijah Vera-Tucker at right guard and Mekhi Becton at right tackle. The Jets’ Week 9 lineup against the Chargers could include Tomlinson at left guard; Becton at left tackle; Newman or Tippmann at center; Newman, Billy Turner or maybe even the recently signed Rodger Saffold at right guard; and Max Mitchell at right tackle.
In other words, who knows what the Jets’ offensive line will look like moving forward? But it will surely have an effect on the overall production of the offense, which
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