Where does PFF rank the Jets' offensive line into 2026 NFL season?

The New York Jets head into to the 2026 NFL season with eyes all over their skill position players on offense. Standout running back Breece Hall and star wide receiver Garrett Wilson return. But now they have quarterback Geno Smith throwing them the ball following a trade for the QB and the pair will have a duo of first-round rookies in Kenyon Sadiq and Omar Cooper Jr. alongside them in the huddle. As it is with any team, none of the skill talents can flash without a strong offensive line. Some have considered the one in Green and White to be one of the top rising units in the game over recent years. How about in 2026? It's hard to compare offensive lines head-to-head since there are few, if any, straight-forward stats like catches and yards to compare them. The next best thing is Pro Football Focus analytics and those results are in. Heading into 2026, the Jets only rank at the No. 21 overall position. The Jets still have some of the same cornerstone pieces in the trenches, such as tackles Armand Membou and Olu Fashanu. Dylan Parham is a new addition at left guard, and overall, the middle of the offensive line is a place PFF is suspect on the Jets. PFF's full breakdown on the Jets offensive line can be found below: The Jets have one of the best emerging partnerships at offensive tackle in Fashanu and Membou, two first-round selections from the 2024 and 2025 NFL Drafts. Fashanu turned the corner as a pass blocker in the second half of the year, earning PFF pass-blocking grades of 74.7 or better in six of the final eight games. Membou earned PFF grades above 70.0 both in pass protection and as a run blocker, and while there are questions on the interior, this is a unit that could surprise in 2026 if they can get even solid play at guard and center. Jets Wire will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 NFL season.