Geno Smith and Aaron Glenn dominated the conversation entering the Jets’ season opener, but the offensive line delivered Dexter Henry’s biggest takeaway from New York’s 23–10 win over the Tennessee Titans.

On this edition of After Further Review, Dexter examines how the Jets controlled the ground game, protected Smith and held the ball for more than 38 minutes. Breece Hall rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown, while a 19-play, 11:48 second-quarter drive showcased the offense’s ability to sustain possession.

With Pro Football Focus ranking the Jets’ offensive line 21st entering the season, what does this performance suggest about the group’s potential? And what still needs to improve before it becomes a foundation New York can count on?