Emeka Egbuka will be game-time decision Sunday night

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced Friday that Garrett Wilson (concussion) will not play Sunday against Kansas City.

Related Players: Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Isaiah Williams, Tim Patrick, Mason Taylor, Kenyon Sadiq, Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, Geno Smith

Mitchell moves into WR3/FLEX consideration with a clearer path to leading the Jets in targets. Cooper becomes a viable deeper-league FLEX, although the matchup keeps both receivers’ floors uncomfortable. Taylor gains streaming appeal but remains a TE2 while sharing opportunities with Sadiq. Smith is a lower-end SuperFlex option without his top receiver.

TreVeyon Henderson said Friday that an unexpected medical emergency involving unexplained neurological symptoms required several days of hospitalization. He described his testing results as reassuring but said the cause remains unknown. Henderson continues working with specialists and physical therapists after experiencing effects on his strength, coordination and physical functions. His statement did not provide a return timetable.

Related Players: Rhamondre Stevenson, Corey Kiner, Lan Larison, Drake Maye

Managers should make other plans at running back while Henderson’s availability remains unresolved. Stevenson profiles as a strong RB2 against Green Bay, with RB1 upside if he continues handling the bulk of the rushing and receiving work. Kiner is worth adding in deeper leagues as insurance behind Stevenson, while Larison needs a larger offensive role before becoming a realistic starting option.

The Falcons have ruled out Brian Robinson (hamstring) for Sunday’s game against Cincinnati after he remained limited throughout the practice week. Zachariah Branch (hamstring) is also out.

Related Players: Bijan Robinson, Khalil Herbert, Drake London, Jahan Dotson, Olamide Zaccheaus, Kyle Pitts, Michael Penix Jr.

Bijan remains an elite RB1 against Cincinnati, with Brian’s absence removing another competitor for backfield touches. Herbert remains a backup stash rather than a dependable standalone FLEX. Branch’s absence leaves additional receiving opportunities for Dotson and Zaccheaus, but both remain deeper-league options behind London and Pitts. London belongs in WR1 lineups, while Pitts remains a lower-end TE1.