For 10 years, the New York Jets never had to worry about the left-tackle position. It belonged to D'Brickashaw Ferguson. End of discussion.
Not anymore.
Ferguson's stunning retirement on Friday creates a gaping hole on the offensive line. The Jets weren't blindsided by the news, so they've had time to plot a succession plan. Some options:
TRADE
Ryan Clady, Denver Broncos -- The Broncos have been trying to trade him for a few weeks. Clady is a four-time Pro Bowl selection, only 29, but he has missed 30 of the last 48 games due to injury.