Ryan Kalil was benched during the New York Jets’ awful Monday night game against the Cleveland Browns, and his time out of the starting lineup may continue.
Jets head coach Adam Gase told the media on Tuesday that Kalil is far from where he needs to be as a player, which seems to be a hint that the center isn’t cutting it for them.
Gase on Ryan Kalil: “We’re probably aways from where he wants to be” #jets
— Connor Hughes (@Connor_J_Hughes) September 17, 2019
Kalil, 34, signed a one-year, $8.4 million deal with the Jets in August. A former second-round pick, he spent his entire career with Carolina from 2007-2018 until joining the Jets.
Jonotthan Harrison would be the man to step in at center if Kalil is benched moving forward.
