The New York Jets are bolstering their offensive line by reuniting with a familiar face. Trading for right tackle Morgan Moses from the Baltimore Ravens, the Jets aim to fortify their lineup. This trade involves swapping fourth-round picks and sending a compensatory sixth-rounder to the Ravens. Moses, who previously played for the Jets in the 2021 season, brings stability and experience to the team. With his versatility to play both right and left tackle positions, Moses fills a crucial role for the Jets as they strengthen their offensive front.
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This move comes after the Jets signed former teammate John Simpson, hinting at a revamped line for the upcoming season. With Moses set to earn $5.5 million in 2024, the Jets secure a valuable asset to protect their quarterback. The Ravens, on the other hand, now face the challenge of filling the gaps left by Moses’ departure, signaling a period of transition for their offensive line.
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