The New York Jets look plenty different this season. For their offense, a new quarterback headlines that group, but there are adjustments and additions as well.
Only a day after the Colts cut tight end Jelani Woods on Tuesday, the former Virginia star has a new home with the New York Jets. Woods, who enters his fourth year in the NFL, moves to New York looking to make a comeback in the NFL after missing the last two seasons due to various injuries.
As one would expect the day after cutting their roster down to 53 spots, the Jets have claimed three players who were cut loose by other teams. Tight end Jelani Woods, offensive tackle Esa Pole and linebacker Cam Jones. Pole and Jones were both let go by the Chiefs while Woods was dropped by the Indianapolis Colts.
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The New York Jets claimed three players off waivers following Tuesday’s roster cutdown deadline. One of those was Jelani Woods, a fourth-year tight end who was waived by the Indianapolis Colts.
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The Indianapolis Colts have made multiple moves over the past two days as they work to finalize their initial 53-man roster ahead of the NFL's cutdown deadline today at 4 p.m.
The Indianapolis Colts are waiving tight end Jelani Woods and are expected to place linebacker Jaylon Carlies on Injured Reserve, with a designation to return, per multiple reports.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Colts are waiving former third-round TE Jelani Woods. Injuries have prevented Woods from really getting his career off the ground, so now he’ll look for a fresh start elsewhere.
Fans were ecstatic when the Indianapolis Colts used a third-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft on TE Jelani Woods. The fan base had been begging for the team to find a true difference maker at TE, and Woods set the NFL scene on fire after he had one of the best scouting combine performances by a TE ever.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Indianapolis Colts drastically overhauled their tight end room with the addition of one player this offseason. Rookie tight end Tyler Warren's presence on the team clearly defines the rest of the roles in the room, and it gives the Colts an intriguing young player to use in both the run and the passing game.
The Indianapolis Colts drafted tight end Jelani Woods back in 2022 in hopes of developing him into the next great tight end for this organization. His athletic traits were tantalizing, and he showcased outstanding ability as a rookie, but after two full seasons away from the field, can this once-promising player give the Colts anything in 2025?
Can Jelani Woods still be an impact player? If you’re just a casual Indianapolis Colts fan, you probably forgot about him. Then again, you might not even know who he is.
The Indianapolis Colts made a handful of big moves to upgrade their roster and coaching staff this offseason. As a result, a pair of former Colts day two draft picks are likely looking over their shoulder heading into training camp.
Without needing to trade up, the Colts have landed a prospect they have long been connected to. Indianapolis has selected Penn State tight end Tyler Warren.
Jelani Woods has the best upside out of the Indianapolis Colts current tight ends. Listed at 6-7 and 252 lbs, and 34-inch arms, the stature to be a force on offense is there.
The Indianapolis Colts need desperate help for their tight end room after such an underwhelming season, which consists of Mo Alie-Cox (free agent), Kylen Granson (free agent), Drew Ogletree, and Will Mallory.
A lingering hamstring issue kept Jelani Woods sidelined for the entire 2023 campaign. Sadly, he is also expected to miss this season due to a toe injury.
The Indianapolis Colts announced their initial 53-man roster for the 2024 NFL season. With so much intrigue surrounding this young team, there is one unit that will be intriguing to watch develop throughout the year.
The Colts have gotten down to the 53 players who will start the year on the active roster.
The Colts will take advantage of the NFL’s new IR rule, but the player they will have in mind for a return is rather interesting.
According to Jordan Schultz, Colts TE Jelani Woods underwent turf toe surgery on Friday and is expected to miss around four months as he recovers. Schultz adds Indianapolis is hopeful Woods can return in late December around Christmas in time for their push for a playoff position. He will likely be placed on injured reserve in the near future.
Third-year Tight End Jelani Woods had to leave the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 2 preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals because of a foot injury. During the game, Head Coach Shane Steichen mentioned they didn’t think Woods would be out for long.
The former third-round pick’s career has drifted off track, and another setback has emerged.
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Although the 2022 season for the Indianapolis Colts was disastrous on multiple levels, there were a few bright spots that the organization could build on.
After revamping the quarterback position and quietly landing one of the best draft classes in 2023, the Indianapolis Colts should be improved after finishing 4-12-1 last season.
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