The Jacksonville Jaguars have some soul-searching to do along the offensive line before free-agency opens in March.
After the Jaguars' offensive line struggled to generate movement in the running game or consistently protect Trevor Lawrence in the passing game, there is fair reason to assume the Jaguars could make wholesale changes to the unit this March.
There is also a chance the Jaguars run it back with the same crew, with Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson noting at the end of the season that injuries played a large role in the Jaguars' issues.
But ultimately, the Jaguars have to find a solution to a problem that has plagued them throughout Pederson's tenure. And if that solution comes in the form of free agency, there are two interior linemen who just might make sense according to PFF: Seattle Seahawks guard Damien Lewis and Detroit Lions guard Graham Glasgow.
"Lewis returns to the Southeast, where he played college ball at LSU, and fills a major void on the Jaguars' offensive line. Lewis really impressed on film in 2023, and while we may be higher on him than the consensus, he is a proficient run blocker and has made continued strides as a pass protector," PFF said.
"Glasgow would be a great veteran addition for a handful of teams, and here he goes to Jacksonville, where Brandon Scherff may not play much longer and question marks continue about whether Walker Little stays on the inside or perhaps kicks back out to tackle if Cam Robinson ends up a cap casualty," PFF said.
Lewis, who will be 27 in Week 1, was a third-round pick for the Seahawks in the 2020 NFL Draft and has started and appeared in 63 games since. He spent his rookie year at right guard and even took snaps at center, but has spent the last three years as a left guard.
Glasgow, who will be 32 in Week 1, played mostly right guard in 2023 but also spent time at left guard and center, giving him flexibility entering free-agency.
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