Solid center who has contributed to the Jets’ improved interior protection and run blocking, boosting the team’s overall offensive efficiency.

OL Myers earned a solid grade, highlighting reliability at the center position and steady protection/perimeter run blocks.

Myers, veteran at center, was part of the Jets’ offseason center competition. With Vera-Tucker out, the team could deploy Myers at center with Tippmann at guard, leveraging his center experience and stabilizing the interior.

Myers joined the Jets on a one-year deal intended to anchor right guard after AVT’s injury. Durable in Green Bay (49 of 51 games), he carries $2M guaranteed and $1.5M in playtime incentives, offering significant upside if he hits his benchmarks. His early-season impact will be a barometer for the Jets’ run game and Fields’ protection against a Steelers front.

Myers would step into the starting lineup after Vera-Tucker’s injury, but interior depth wanes. His familiarity with Jets’ blockers matters, yet the lack of proven depth behind him adds risk to protection schemes and the offensive floor in early 2025.