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2) Charles Leno
Speaking of the Bears, here is another former Pro Bowler whom Jerry Jones could use.
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Tyron Smith has long been heralded as one of the best left tackles in all of football, blocking for Tony Romo and Dak Prescott as each set franchise passing record after passing record. But for 2024, he is taking his talents to the New York Jets, who have been seeking a premier protector for Aaron Rodgers as he returns from his Achilles injury.
Charles Leno Jr. is coming off a three-year stint with the Commanders, where he was mostly anonymous outside of a surprise near-playoff run in 2022. But with the likes of Joe Alt, Amarius Mims, and Olu Fashanu possibly no longer available by the time No. 24 comes, he would be a quality addition to the offensive line.
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