New York Jets 2018 pre-training camp player power rankings

[sc name=”Jets Title” text=”40. Dylan Donahue” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”39. Travis Swanson” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”38. Juston Burris” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”37. Lorenzo Mauldin” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”36. Josh McCown” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”35. Dimitri Flowers” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”34. Kelvin Beachum” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”33. Chris Herndon” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”32. David Bass” ] [sc name=”Jets Title” text=”31. Henry Anderson” ]

When the starting left tackle can’t crack the top 30 players on the team, that’s not a good deal for the young, generational franchise quarterback. Kelvin Beachum is No. 34 on the team and deserves that distinction.

The very same year Beachum signed on with the Jets, his former team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, moved from 22nd in the NFL in rushing to first. Obviously, Leonard Fournette helped things greatly, but he barely cracked 1,000 yards rushing (a far cry from over 2,500 in total). Beachum was gone and his replacement, rookie Cam Robinson, led the way to a terrific and much improved Jags O-line.

After a below-average first season in New York, Beachum will be Sam Darnold’s blindside. It’s a scary proposition as of right now.

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