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Jets | Breece Hall does not practice Wednesday ahead of Week 5 vs. Browns Wed Oct 7, 04:34 PM
Jets RB Breece Hall did not practice on Wednesday as the team began preparations for Sunday's Week 5 game against the Browns.
| Footballguys view: Hall was ruled out for the Jets' Week 4 game against the Bears and was described as "week-to-week" earlier Wednesday. A DNP on Wednesday does not automatically count Hall out, but it's not a great start. We'll see Braelon Allen continue as the Jets' lead back if Hall needs to miss more time. |
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Jets WR Adonai Mitchell did not practice on Wednesday ahead of Sunday's Week 5 game against the Browns.
| Footballguys view: Mitchell was ruled out for Week 4 and was described as 'week-to-week' earlier Wednesday. Like Breece Hall, a DNP on Wednesday is not a great sign for Mitchell's availability against the Browns. Garrett Wilson is the top target, but without Mitchell we'll see more from Isaiah Williams like we did a week ago. Williams is worth a 'what the heck' flex play but only in deeper leagues. |
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Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said Wednesday that RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell and Dylan Parham all remain week to week. TE Mason Taylor and DE Kingsley Enagbare will practice Wednesday, while CB Jarvis Brownlee Jr. is still in the concussion protocol. Hall, Mitchell and Taylor were all ruled out for the Week 4 game against the Bears.
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New York Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq caught 0 passes for 0 yards on 4 targets in Sunday's 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears. He was projected for 8.6 fantasy points (half-PPR) and finished with 0.0.
| Footballguys view: The Jets offense spent most of the game on the sidelines, running only 34 plays in Week 4. Both field goals came off of turnovers, and the touchdown was in garbage time. Beware of the Bears offense making opposing players busts by controlling the time of possession battle. It looks like Sadiq's breakout game in Week 3 was more about the Lions poor defense against tight ends than Sadiq announcing his arrival. He can be dropped in redraft leagues ahead of a matchup against the Browns. |
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New York Jets WR Garrett Wilson caught 3 passes for 27 yards on 4 targets in Sunday's 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears. He was projected for 16.2 fantasy points (half-PPR) and finished with 4.2.
| Footballguys view: The Jets offense only ran 34 plays against an overachieving Bears defense that tends to be well-rested thanks to Chicago's ball control offense. Wilson was a bust this week and should be considered a boom/bust WR3/Flex against the Browns next week and until both Adonai Mitchell and Breece Hall are back to make this offense more threatening. |
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Jets rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq (back) is questionable for Sunday's Week 4 game at the Bears. Sadiq was limited in Wednesday's practice. DE Kingsley Enagbare (knee) is also questionable for Sunday.
| Footballguys view: Sadiq has been limited all week with this back injury. After already dealing with a handful of injuries since the start of training camp, there's some concern. But Sadiq proved just last week that he can be dominant regardless of his health. The Jets selected Sadiq 16th overall, and the athleticism that made him a premium pick has been on full display early. He's likely to be active this week and, if so, high up in the streaming discussion. If he's unexpectedly inactive, he plays early enough that managers can pivot. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell and TE Mason Taylor have been ruled out for Sunday's Week 4 game at the Bears. LG Dylan Parham and LB Kiko Mauigoa are also out. Hall, Mitchell and Taylor all missed practice on Wednesday.
| Footballguys view: Hall is managing a quad injury, Mitchell a finger, and Taylor a thumb. Their absences most directly benefit Braelon Allen and Kenyon Sadiq. Allen should be the team's primary running back, and Sadiq will have a chance to build on a huge Week 3. Allen is a high-end RB2, and Sadiq lands near the top of the tight-end streaming tier. In what could be a shootout against the Bears, get both in your lineups where you have them. |
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Jets RB Braelon Allen has been taking the majority of reps in practice ahead of the Week 4 game at Chicago as RB Breece Hall deals with a quadriceps injury sustained late in Sunday's game at Detroit.
| Footballguys view: Allen is a young, talented back who hasn't had much chance to showcase his upside since the Jets drafted him in 2024. Allen got very little work as a 20-year-old rookie. Years 2 and 3 were plagued with injuries. Now Allen will have a chance to be the lead back while Breece Hall is out. Allen's combination of size, speed, and athleticism makes him a very intriguing play, especially this week against a soft Bears run defense. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall (knee) did not participate in practice on Thursday. Hall also missed Wednesday's practice after being labeled "week-to-week" following an MRI on Monday.
| Footballguys view: Hall is week-to-week with this knee injury, and it doesn't seem like he'll be ready for Week 4's game against the Bears. Braelon Allen should be the starter for the Jets this week, and we like him as an RB2/flex option for Fantasy GMs. |
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Jets TE Mason Taylor (thumb) did not participate in Wednesday's practice.
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Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq (undisclosed) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.
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Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) did not participate in Wednesday's practice.
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Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq and TE Jeremy Ruckert both worked in the rehab area during positional drills at Wednesday's practice. Head coach Aaron Glenn said both tight ends were "limited" on Wednesday.
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Jets rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq was limited at practice on Wednesday. The Jets visit the Bears on Sunday.
| Footballguys view: Let's see if Sadiq can get out there by Friday at the latest. He exploded last week for 105 yards and a touchdown in the Jets' Week 3 loss to the Lions. With Adonai Mitchell and Mason Taylor perhaps out of action on Sunday, Sadiq should produce like a low-end TE1 for Fantasy GMs. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall, TE Mason Taylor, WR Adonai Mitchell, LB Kiko Mauigoa and G Dylan Parham did not practice on Wednesday. Head coach Aaron Glenn said all five are "week to week." Glenn added there is a "good chance" S Minkah Fitzpatrick plays Sunday against the Bears.
| Footballguys view: Braelon Allen would be the top back for the Jets if Hall is out against the Bears on Sunday. We like Allen as a runner, and Fantasy GMs should consider him an RB2 option if he gets the starting nod. Mitchell was out of action in Week 3, and a missed practice on Wednesday means he may not yet be ready to return. Let's see if he can get out there later in the week. Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq would do more if Mitchell has to miss another game. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall is considered week-to-week with the quad injury he suffered in Sunday's loss to the Lions, ESPN's Adam Schefter also reported. Hall received good news after his MRI, as the injury is not as significant as feared.
| Footballguys view: Hall left in the fourth quarter of Sunday's loss to the Lions and did not return. Braelon Allen becomes a priority waiver add with Hall out. He will be a viable starting option against the Bears in Week 4. |
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New York Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq caught 7 passes for 105 yards and a touchdown on 8 targets in Sunday's 31-24 loss to the Detroit Lions. He was projected for 6.9 fantasy points (half-PPR) and finished with 20.0.
| Footballguys view: Sadiq made a diving touchdown catch to open the scoring, and though he left the game briefly with an undisclosed injury, the rookie was a big part of the passing game for the rest of the contest with No.2 receiver Adonai Mitchell out with a finger injury for this game. Sadiq will be a hot waiver-wire pickup this week heading into a matchup with the Bears. |
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Jets WR Garrett Wilson was cleared after being evaluated for a concussion during Sunday's 31-24 loss to the Lions, head coach Aaron Glenn said. Wilson was shaken up late in the game after catching 10 passes for 107 yards and a touchdown.
| Footballguys view: Wilson was a strong WR1 play as expected with No.2 receiver Adonai Mitchell out and the Jets facing a thin Lions secondary. This news is as good as we could have hoped for after watching Wilson leave the game. Wilson should have a very high ceiling against the Bears next week as long as he is active. |
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Jets QB Geno Smith has completed 25 of 30 passes for 280 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in Sunday's game against the Lions.
| Footballguys view: He did this without his #2 receiver Adonai Mitchell and first round pick Omar Cooper Jr, although that might say more about the Lions pass defense (they face the Panthers next week) than the Jets pass offense breaking out. With Breece Hall probably missing multiple weeks, it's going to be more difficult for the Jets to generate offense, although they do face another vulnerable pass defense in Chicago next week. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall was injured on a play in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Lions with 11:36 left. He was declared out with a thigh injury.
| Footballguys view: Braelon Allen becomes the lead back with Hall sidelined. Hall will probably miss time after being declared out so quickly. The Jets face Chicago next week, so Allen will be worth an RB2/flex look right off of the waiver wire. |
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The Jets will be without WR Adonai Mitchell and TE Mason Taylor for Sunday's Week 3 game against the Lions. WRs Omar Cooper Jr., Tim Patrick and Arian Smith are already on injured reserve. That leaves WR Garrett Wilson, three slot receivers and an undrafted rookie at wide receiver, putting rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq in position for a bigger role.
| Footballguys view: Wilson becomes an elite PPR WR1 this week, Sadiq a streamable tight end, and Isaiah Williams a PPR what-the-heck flex with the Jets also likely working in Breece Hall as a receiver more than usual this week. |
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Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) is questionable for Sunday's Week 3 game at the Lions after being limited in practice for the second straight day on Friday.
| Footballguys view: Mitchell was unexpectedly added to the injury report on Thursday as a limited participant. He showed up on Friday with his hand heavily taped up. He reportedly had his finger caught in a jersey, and the extent of the injury is still uncertain. If the tape job we saw on Friday is any indication of his availability this week, it's hard to imagine Mitchell out there. If he can't play, Isaiah Williams could get some extra run against his former team, the Lions. |
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Jets TE Mason Taylor (thumb) will not play on Sunday against the Lions, head coach Aaron Glenn said Friday, September 25.
| Footballguys view: Taylor had negative two yards in Week 1. He was active in Week 2, but played less than half the snaps and didn't draw a single target. Taylor dealt with some injuries as a rookie and is getting off to a slow start in Year 2. He's off the fantasy radar in redraft leagues, and isn't much more than a deep dynasty stash right now. |
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Jets WR Adonai Mitchell was added to the injury report on Thursday as a limited participant due to a finger injury, his first appearance on the injury report for any reason this season. Mitchell has nine catches for 123 yards through two weeks. TE Mason Taylor (thumb), RB Kene Nwangwu (back), S Minkah Fitzpatrick (groin), and LB Kiko Mauigoa (quad) all missed practice for the second straight day, while LBs Joseph Ossai (foot) and David Bailey (elbow) remained limited. Injury designations for Sunday's game at Detroit will be revealed on Friday.
| Footballguys view: Mitchell was a full participant on Wednesday, and now he's getting a limited designation. Against the Lions on Sunday, Mitchell would be a WR3/flex option if he plays in Week 3. Mitchell caught 6-of-12 tarhets for 63 yards in the Jets' Week 2 loss to the Packers. |
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The New York Jets placed three players on injured reserve on Tuesday and may also be without TE Mason Taylor for their Week 3 game against the Lions in Detroit. Taylor is reportedly considered week-to-week with a thumb injury.
| Footballguys view: Taylor was a "DNP" on Wednesday. While leading the Jets' tight ends in snaps, rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq is leading the team in targets at the position. If Taylor can't go, Sadiq becomes a better option for Fantasy GMs looking for some TE production. |
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The Jets are placing WR Arian Smith on injured reserve.
| Footballguys view: Smith, who suffered a knee injury in Sunday's game against the Packers, will be sidelined for at least the next four weeks as a result. With Tim Patrick and Omar Cooper Jr. already on IR, the Jets are thin at wideout. The team recently signed Sterling Shepherd to the practice squad, and he could be promoted to the active roster. |
Jets.com reports that QB Geno Smith and the Jets blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead in a 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers on Sunday, September 20, as Green Bay's Trey Smack hit a 26-yard field goal to win it. Smith completed 27-of-41 passes for 247 yards and a 5-yard touchdown to WR Garrett Wilson, but was sacked four times and hit ten times. RB Breece Hall caught five passes including a 43-yard gain, while the Jets' run game was held to just 67 yards on 27 carries as Green Bay stacked the box. "We had the game right in our hands, and we didn't finish," Smith said. "There's tons of room for improvement, but the time is now, so we got to get it done." HC Aaron Glenn said, "I trust Geno... I think Geno was doing a solid job." The Jets, now 1-1, next travel to face the Lions in Detroit.
| Footballguys view: Adonai Mitchell played a big role in the passing game in the silver lining for this offense in fantasy circles, but Breece Hall was vultured in the red zone by Braelon Allen, although his passing game contributions helped him from being a bust. The Packers offense recovered from their collapse against Carson Wentz in Week 1 and will get the Falcons on Thursday. Geno Smith and the Jets offense will get a favorable matchup against the reeling Lions defense next week. |
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Yahoo Sports reports that Jets rookie WR Omar Cooper Jr. is set to miss several games with an ankle injury and will be placed on injured reserve.
| Footballguys view: Initial reports indicated the team was hoping that Cooper could be back within four weeks. Now on IR, Cooper will be eligible to return in Week 6 against the Patriots. A Jets 2026 first-round pick, Cooper had already been ruled out for Week 2. He's got talent, and we love him in dynasty formats, but redraft GMs in deeper leagues have moved on for now. |
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Per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network, Sterling Shepard has agreed to join the Jets' practice squad.
| Footballguys view: Shepard, 33, was last with the Texans during training camp. But he appeared in 13 games for the Buccaneers in 2025, catching 39 passes for 371 yards with one touchdown. Shepard is plenty used to playing home games at MetLife Stadium, as he spent his first eight seasons with the Giants. He caught 372 passes for 4,095 yards with 23 touchdowns for the club. With Omar Cooper Jr. considered week to week with an ankle injury, Shepard could wind up on the 53-man roster at some point soon. |
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Jets first-round pick Omar Cooper Jr. appears set to miss some time after injuring his ankle in the team's Week 1 win over the Titans. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Cooper is considered week-to-week after an MRI showed he suffered a sprain.
| Footballguys view: Rapoport adds that the hope is that he is able to return within the next four weeks, which suggests that the wide receiver is not considered a candidate for injured reserve, as that move would rule him out for at least four games. Garrett Wilson, Adonai Mitchell, Isaiah Williams, and Arian Smith are the other wideouts on the Jets' 53-man roster. |
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Jets S Minkah Fitzpatrick, who suffered a groin injury during Sunday's win over the Titans, is expected to miss 2-3 weeks.
| Footballguys view: As JetsXFactor.com noted, the defense did not miss Fitzpatrick after he went down just six snaps into his New York debut. They held the Titans to 10 points, 195 yards, and 11 first downs in a dominant performance. Andre Cisco filled in for Fitzpatrick after the former Dolphins and Steelers star went down. |
Jets wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. left Sunday's 23-10 win over the Titans in the first quarter with an ankle injury and never returned. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that X-rays of Cooper's ankle were negative and that he will have an MRI to evaluate further what appears to be a sprain.
| Footballguys view: For what it's worth, The Ringer's Tom Pelissero is reporting it as a high-ankle sprain. The MRI should show how long it will be until he'll be back to try for his second. |
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Breece Hall rushed 22 times for 102 yards and a score in the 23-10 win at Tennessee. He also caught both of his targets for 16 yards.
| Footballguys view: The promise that Hall would be used as a true workhorse after the team paid him like one this offseason came true for at least one game. The Jets offense was vastly improved under new offensive coordinator Frank Reich with Geno Smith under center, although it could just be that the Titans defense isn't very good after they allowed a 19-play field goal drive during the game. In Week 2, the Jets will face the Packers coming off of a rough loss to Minnesota. |
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Jets WR Omar Cooper Jr. left the Week 1 game with an ankle injury.
| Footballguys view: He had a 30 yard catch to set up fellow first round rookie Kenyon Sadiq's rushing score before leaving the game. Isaiah Williams would replace Cooper in the slot if he can't go against Green Bay next week. |
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Jets RB Breece Hall and rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq are good to go for Sunday's opener at Tennessee.
| Footballguys view: Despite missing some time during training camp with a groin injury, Hall was able to log an entire week of full practices and will be good to go for Week 1 against the Titans. While there's been some talk about a committee approach to the Jets' backfield, the team rewarded him with a $43.5M contract extension this offseason. Expect him to get the bulk of the touches, even if Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis come in for the occasional touch. Fire Hall up as the RB2 you drafted him to be. Sadiq's situation is a bit complicated. While it's encouraging that he was able to practice in full all week, his extended absence from training camp could put him behind schedule. Sadiq dealt with an offseason hernia and aggravated it during camp. Rookies who miss time in camp tend to get out of the gate slow, especially at a position as demanding as tight end. Sadiq can be stashed in deep leagues as a potential high-ceiling rookie, but it's hard to recommend him as a starter in Week 1 lineups. |
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Rich Cimini, from ESPN, reports New York Jets RB Breece Hall (groin) said he is "good to go and can handle a full workload, if necessary."
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RB Breece Hall (groin) will practice Tuesday and is trending toward playing Week 1 against Tennessee, coach Aaron Glenn said.
| Footballguys view: The star running back has been sidelined since straining his groin during practice at training camp on Aug. 17. Hall, the team's top running back coming off his first 1,000-yard rushing season, was among a group of players Glenn mentioned recently as being "right on target of being ready for Week 1." That also included running back Isaiah Davis (knee) and rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq (hernia). The 25-year-old Hall is considered a key to New York's revamped offense under coordinator Frank Reich. We'll be watching his progress closely this week. |
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New York Jets QB Cade Klubnik will be the backup quarterback to QB Geno Smith to start the season, according to head coach Aaron Glenn.
| Footballguys view: Klubnik, a fourth-round pick from Clemson, is the only backup on the 53-man roster. Geno Smith, 35, will start the season opener against the Tennessee Titans. Bailey Zappe, released Sunday, is expected to return to the practice squad. Ostensibly, Klubnik, Zappe, and Brady Cook competed for the No. 2 job, but it was clear from the outset that it was Klubnik's job to lose. The Jets believe Klubnik will benefit from being the No. 2 quarterback because of the extra practice reps. |
New York Jets DE Joseph Ossai (foot) is considered week-to-week because of his foot injury, according to head coach Aaron Glenn.
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Former Indianapolis Colts PK Blake Grupe and former Carolina Panthers LB Trevin Wallace were claimed off waivers by the New York Jets Monday, Aug. 31.
Link to storyNew York Jets RB Chip Trayanum (neck) was placed on the Reserve/Injured list Sunday, Aug. 30.
Link to storyNew York Jets WR Cam Camper, QB Brady Cook, WR Junior Bergen, WR Malik McClain, WR Jamaal Pritchett and WR Quincy Skinner Jr. were waived Sunday, Aug. 30, TE Chase Curtis (undisclosed), TE Connor Hulstein (undisclosed) and RB Dominic Richardson (undisclosed) were waived with an injury designation.
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New York Jets WR Omar Cooper Jr. and WR Isaiah Williams are 'engaged in a battle' for the No. 3 receiver job, according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.com.
| Footballguys view: Cooper, a 2026 first-round pick out of Indiana, is known as a slot bully because of his run-after-the-catch ability. He needs to learn how to run the full route tree, but the potential is there for Cooper to be a dangerous playmaker. Williams, undrafted out of Illinois in 2024, is a return man who can flip the field with quickness and speed. Cooper should win the job, but Williams is not letting it go without a fight. Dynasty GMs should be invested in Cooper for the long-term outlook. |
Updating a previous report, New York Jets RB Chip Trayanum (neck) was awake, alert and had feeling in his extremities before being taken to a hospital for evaluation following a neck injury sustained in the preseason game versus the New York Giants Friday, Aug. 28.
Link to storyNew York Jets WR Cam Camper (head) exited the preseason game against the New York Giants Friday, Aug. 28, and is being evaluated for concussion.
Link to storyNew York Jets RB Chip Trayanum (neck) will not return to the preseason game against the New York Giants after exiting the game and being transported to the hospital with a neck injury.
Link to storyNew York Jets OG Anez Cooper (shoulder) suffered a shoulder injury during the preseason game Friday, Aug. 28, and has been ruled out.
Link to storyNew York Jets DE Joseph Ossai (foot) suffered a foot injury during the preseason game Friday, Aug. 28, and is considered questionable to return.
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New York Jets WR Caullin Lacy (undisclosed) was waived from the Reserve/Injured list Friday, Aug. 28, after the two sides reached an injury settlement.
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