The New York Jets have announced their inactive players for Sunday’s home game against the Cleveland Browns, and the offense will once again be missing some important pieces.
The New York Jets are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Cleveland Browns in a Week 5 AFC matchup. New York enters Sunday’s game with a 1-3 record after losing on the road to the Chicago Bears in Week 4.
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The skidding New York Jets will once again be without running back Breece Hall and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell on Sunday. On Friday, the Jets (1-3) ruled out both starters for Sunday's home game against the streaking Cleveland Browns (3-1).
Every NFL team is dealing with its fair share of injuries now that we're one month into the 2026 season, and the New York Jets aren't an exception. The latest wave of injury news heading into a Week 5 showdown with the Cleveland Browns is impacting New York's offense, which is already struggling to score points this season (19.0 ppg, T-24th).
The New York Jets will be without several key offensive players when they take on the Chicago Bears today at Soldier Field. The Jets announced seven inactive players ahead of the 1 p.m.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn announced they’ve ruled out RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell, OL Dylan Parham and LB Kiko Mauigoa for Week 4. It was reported on Monday that Hall is considered week-to-week after his quad injury in Week 3’s loss to the Lions, but he avoided a more severe injury.
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With Breece Hall being considered week-to-week, it has created a sudden opening in the New York Jets‘ backfield, and the player set to emerge with this being the case is Braelon Allen.
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Breece Hall, AD Mitchell, and several other key players missed practice again Thursday, with the Jets still uncertain about multiple starters as they try to get back to .500 against Chicago.
Injuries may happen in the NFL, but the Jets are walking into Week 4 severely outmanned. Earlier this week, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn declared wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, left guard Dylan Parham, and running back Breece Hall were all considered "week-to-week" with a myriad of injuries.
The Jets injury report shows some concerns heading into Sunday’s road game against the Chicago Bears. Aaron Glenn said five players are considered week-to-week and did not practice on Wednesday. Breece Hall, Mason Taylor, Adonai Mitchell, Dylan Parham and Kiko Mauigoa were all held out.
No Breece Hall for the New York Jets in Week 4 against the Chicago Bears. Hall was seen grabbing his leg when he was headed out of bounds in the fourth quarter of the Jets game against the Detroit Lions in Week 3.
New York Jets’ star running back Breece Hall left the Detroit game in extreme pain, and early reports suggest the damage is far less severe than the moment suggested.
New York Jets starting running back Breece Hall is week-to-week with a quad injury after undergoing an MRI Monday, ESPN and NFL Network reported. According to reports, the MRI was received as good news because the injury was not as significant as initially feared.
According to Ian Rapoport, Jets RB Breece Hall is week-to-week after his quad injury in Week 3’s loss to the Lions. Rapoport adds Hall avoided a more severe injury.
Jets running back Breece Hall left New York's game against the host Detroit Lions on the opening drive of the fourth quarter with a thigh injury Sunday.
New York Jets running back Breece Hall says he will be ready for the team's season opener Sunday against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. Hall participated fully at practice Thursday, more than three weeks after suffering a groin strain on Aug.
New York Jets fans and Breece Hall fantasy managers can breathe a sigh of relief. The Jets announced Hall was a full participant at their first practice of the week, which means he is likely to start Sunday against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium.
After trading away multiple former top picks last season, signaling a new era and another rebuild for the franchise, the Jets have drawn the line with Hall, deciding to lock him down instead of allowing him to stay on the franchise tag for one year.