New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas did a commendable job patching up the team’s roster this offseason. However, he couldn’t fill every hole on one of the worst rosters in the NFL.
All three facets of the team still have major openings. The offensive line has a number of holes, cornerback is an unknown, and who knows who the kicker will be?
The hope is that training camp will help the Jets figure that out, but the lack of preseason games could make that tricky. It’s going to be difficult for these coaches to pick starters when they only get to see the players in minimal game action.