The Jets’ season opener against the Titans revealed why their offensive line may have been the most critical factor in New York’s victory. While quarterback Geno Smith and running back Aaron Glenn drew early attention, it was the unit’s ability to control the ground game, protect the passer, and extend drives that stood out. Analyst Dexter Henry breaks down how these efforts directly shaped the Jets’ performance, offering a deeper look at the offensive line’s impact beyond the headlines. For teams relying on both the run and pass, this breakdown highlights a foundation that could define their early success.
Geno Smith and Aaron Glenn dominated the conversation entering the Jets’ season opener, but the offensive line delivered Dexter Henry’s biggest takeaway from New York’s 23–10 win over the Tennessee Titans. On this edition of After Further Review, Dexter examines how the Jets controlled the ground game, protected Smith and held the ball for more...
