The NFL Scouting Combine moves the NFL offseason to another level this week.

Teams will be discussing trades, free agents and analyzing draft picks in Indianapolis.

For the Jets and general manager Joe Douglas, <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/02/27/sports/jets-joe-douglas-faces-many-challenges-during-nfl-scouting-combine/">the wish list this offseason</a> is shorter than in years past but perhaps more urgent than ever considering the Jets have a small window to win with a 40-year-old quarterback in Aaron Rodgers and <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/02/14/sports/jets-hot-seat-rankings-joe-douglas-robert-saleh-backup-qb/">the seats of Douglas and head coach Robert Saleh</a> slightly hotter than the surface of the sun.

The biggest project for Douglas this offseason is <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/01/17/sports/jets-looking-to-fix-offensive-line-injury-issues/">rebuilding the offensive line</a>, an area he has failed at since becoming GM in 2019.

The biggest project for Douglas this offseason is rebuilding the offensive line, an area he has failed at since becoming GM in 2019.{ai:summary}<p>The NFL Scouting Combine brings intense focus on team strategies in Indianapolis, with trades, free agents, and draft picks under scrutiny. Jets GM Joe Douglas faces urgency to improve team quickly, with aging QB and pressure to perform, focusing on rebuilding the offensive line. #sports</p>

How the Jets might use the offseason to fix their broken offensive line

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