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Jets face mounting injury woes as Breece Hall, three other offensive starters sit out (opens the original)
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The Jets’ offense is starting to find its rhythm. Now it must find enough healthy bodies to keep it going. Running back Breece Hall (quad), wide receiver Adonai Mitchell (finger), tight end Mason Taylor (thumb) and left guard Dylan Parham (knee) did not practice Wednesday and are considered week-to-week ahead of Sunday’s game against the Bears, according to Jets coach Aaron Glenn. Linebacker Francisco Mauigoa is also considered week-to-week and will not practice. Asked whether Hall’s injury coul
Breece Hall goes down as Jets’ injury list keeps growing (opens the original)
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The Jets lost another close game Sunday. They may have lost the player their offense can least afford to be without. Breece Hall exited in the fourth quarter of the Jets’ 31-24 loss to the Lions after Trevor Nowaske tackled him awkwardly near the goal line at Ford Field. Hall grabbed his thigh as he rolled out of bounds, stayed down briefly, then walked to the injury tent. The Jets then ruled Hall, 25, out with a thigh injury. Head coach Aaron Glenn offered no further details, and Hall said he d
Jets can’t finish comeback in loss to Lions as Aaron Glenn returns to Detroit (opens the original)
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Aaron Glenn came back to Detroit looking for a win over the team he helped build. Instead, the Lions showed him how much work his Jets still have to do. Despite three touchdown passes from Geno Smith and a fourth-quarter comeback, the Jets (1-2) couldn’t stop Jahmyr Gibbs when it mattered most, losing 31-24 to the Lions (2-1) Sunday at Ford Field. Smith had another solid outing, completing 31-of-37 passes for 321 yards and three touchdowns. But the Jets’ ground game struggled for the second stra
After months of waiting, Jets rookie D’Angelo Ponds is ready for his NFL debut (opens the original)
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It has been 249 days since D’Angelo Ponds last played in a football game. On Sunday afternoon against the Lions in Detroit, the Jets rookie cornerback hopes that wait will end. “It is good getting back into things,” Ponds told the Daily News. “I’ve been out a while, the longest I’ve been out in my career. It just feels good to be out there and play football and doing the thing that I love.” Ponds was inactive for last Sunday’s game against the Packers despite practicing throughout the week. He i
Jets believe they have found their identity, but the Lions will test whether it can survive (opens the original)
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The Packers showed how quickly it could disappear. After running over Tennessee in their opener, the Jets managed just 49 rushing yards against Green Bay and blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead. Sunday afternoon in Detroit, Aaron Glenn’s team faces a sharper test: Can it still play its brand of football when an opponent takes away the first option? “Just formulating a plan in totality,” Glenn said Wednesday when asked how the Jets could score more points against the Lions. “This is how we want t
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