Jason Peters: I'd 'Show Up and Show Out' If Aaron Rodgers, Jets Want O-Line Help

Free agent offensive tackle Jason Peters is willing to suit up for the New York Jets if they gave him a call, as noted on NFL Network's Good Morning Football on Wednesday.

Good Morning Football co-host Kyle Brandt relayed the remarks.

Peters, 41, has played 19 NFL seasons. He's a nine-time Pro Bowler who made the league's 2010s All-Decade Team.

Peters has spent his NFL career with the Buffalo Bills (2004-2008), Philadelphia Eagles (2009-2020), Chicago Bears (2021) and Dallas Cowboys (2022). He was a full-time starter in Chicago (15 games) before serving as a reserve last year with Dallas in nine of his 10 contests.

Meanwhile, the Jets have some offseason questions at offensive line, which head coach Robert Saleh has made clear.

"You can have a Hall of Fame quarterback," Saleh told the Jets during a mid-August meeting, as shown on HBO Hard Knocks (h/t Andrew Crane of the New York Post).

"You can have two $10 million-plus receivers. You can have a reigning offensive rookie of the year. You can have all kinds of skill in the running back room. None of it f--king matters until the big boys up front change who the f--k we are."

Tackle Duane Brown (shoulder injury) is on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, but Dianna Russini of The Athletic reported Monday that there was optimism he would return if he passed some tests.

Thankfully, tackle Mekhi Becton (knee injuries) is back and healthy after playing just one game over the past two years.

There's still question as to how the offensive line will perform in front of quarterback Aaron Rodgers as the Jets look to make the playoffs for the first time in 13 years. Peters could certainly help provide depth and a strong veteran presence at tackle as he looks to continue his career for a 20th season.

For now, the Jets have one more preseason game against the New York Giants on Saturday before opening the 2023 campaign against the Buffalo Bills on Sept. 11.