Jets Sign Two More Offensive Lineman

By Phil Sullivan Posted On March 22, 2020

Offensive line, offensive line and more offensive line. That is the theme Joe Douglas is implementing during his first free agency.

Josh Andrews

The team agreed to a deal with guard/center Josh Andrews, according to his agent Brett Tessler. Andrews, 28, has been in the NFL for five seasons, playing 25 games with the Eagles and Colts. He has never started a game.

Jets signing Josh Andrews in another offensive-line move https://t.co/zC5R75F22J via @nypostsports

— Brian Costello (@BrianCoz) March 21, 2020

Greg Van Roten

Van Roten started 27 games at guard the past two seasons, including 11 last year before landing on injured reserve with a dislocated toe. The 30-year-old Van Roten’s arrival could have ramifications for Brian Winters’ future with the team. The Jets would clear $7.2 million of salary cap space by cutting Winters, who is rehabbing from season-ending shoulder surgery.

Source: Jets agree to a 3-year deal with former Panthers guard Greg Van Roten.

Joe Douglas has signed five offensive linemen (four new) this week.

Story: https://t.co/xUPImZgENi pic.twitter.com/3umqUsA6FO

— Manish Mehta (@MMehtaSports) March 21, 2020

This Article Was Written By Phil Sullivan

Phil Sullivan

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