The Jets have signed a number of players who are not household names in 2025, but these seemingly minor signings could have a major impact on the team this coming season.

Let's figure out how all the pieces fit today on Locked On Jets.

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Well, on yesterday's show, we talked about some of the big name free agents that Jets have brought in this off season.

But most of the free agents that Jets have signed have been far smaller scale additions.

And on today's show, I'd like to talk about how some of the minor signings could have

a major impact on the 2025 New York Jets.

And I'm going to begin by talking about a couple of guys the Jets have signed along the

offensive line.

Now, it's been kind of a nice offseason for the Jets on the offensive line because

there really has not been a major

overhaul needed. And that's new. If you follow the Jets the last decade plus, usually we're

talking about replacing three, four starters on the offensive line each offseason. This year,

the Jets really only have one spot they need to address. And that's the right tackle position because unfortunately, Morgan Moses left the team.

He signed a multi-year contract with the New England Patriots.

And I can't really blame the Jets for letting Morgan Moses go.

Now, I could blame the Jets three years ago for letting Morgan Moses go when he left for the

Baltimore Ravens. But Moses is at

an advanced stage of his career. He's 34 years old. He's shown signs of slowing down. His

body started to show signs of breaking down. So I can't really blame the Jets for letting

Moses leave to New England on a multi-year deal. However, the Jets do need to figure out a way to replace

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