Jets Sign OL Dylan Parham, Strengthening Trenches

0:00On April 8th, Jets just locked in offensive lineman Dylan Parme on a two-year deal worth up to $20 million. This 26-year-old B stands six foot three, 311 pounds, and came over from the Raiders after starting 63 games. Over four seasons, drafted in the third round out of Memphis back in 2022, he's versatile enough to plug holes anywhere inside. Earlier this week, we dug into his path, started as a tight-end in college, flipped to the line, and became a four-year starter with all conference. Nods. In the pros, he's manned left guard mostly, but slid to right guard last year, and even sent her a few times without giving up a sack there. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Jets lost key guys like John Simpson and Alicia Vera Tucker, leaving gaps of front. Parme brings power in the run game, solid athleticism with a 4.93040, and he's cleaned up his pass-pro, allowing just one sack in, 20-24.

1:00Now, with films that he's showing his strength at the point of attack and good feet for zone schemes, he's primed for left guard in New York. Some see center as his best spot long term, especially since the Jets line has continuity elsewhere, and he links up with familiar faces like Geno, Smith from past teams. This move stabilizes the trenches heading into the draft, giving Aaron Rogers better protection while they hunt young talent to build around smart, play for a run at the playoffs. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI.