2. RG Gabe Jackson

Let’s first start with Gabe Jackson’s injury. It was pretty clear he was never fully healthy this season as he started only 11 games this season. However, when Jackson was on the field, his play wasn’t good enough.

According to Pro Football Focus, Jackson was the team’s lowest-graded starting offensive linemen, ranking as just the league’s No. 37 guard. For a player of his talent level, that’s simply not good enough. He has the potential to be a Pro Bowl player, but we haven’t seen that level of play from him in the last few seasons.

Hopefully, Jackson will be able to get back to his normal self in 2020 as the team could use him to help open rushing lanes for Josh Jacobs.

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