Adam Gase says he won't bench Frank Gore. Will continue to rotate all the backs, including La'Mical Perine, if he returns this week.

Related players: Ty Johnson, Josh Adams

Gore rushed for 8-23-0 against the Seahawks but it looks like Gase will continue to give all the backs work. Gore and Johnson both had eight carries while Adams had six carries. It sounds like even if Perine returns this week, he'll just be part of a committee.

Sam Ficken re-injured himself after making his return from a groin injury on Sunday against the Chargers.

The Jets announced on Tuesday that they placed Ficken and La’Mical Perine on injured reserve. They also activated Ross Travis and Josh Adams from the practice squad.

Related players: Sergio Castillo, Frank Gore, Johnson

Castillo will assume the kicking duties. At RB, Gore is the last man standing at this point and it looks like he'll continue to get a workload. Adams could take some of that away along with Johnson.

Jets rookie RB La’Mical Perine has a high ankle sprain.

Related players: Frank Gore, Ty Johnson, Josh Adams

The tweet went on to say Perine will miss some time. High ankle sprains are generally a multiple-week injury and it's possible Perine ends up on the IR depending on how serious the injury is. Look for the veteran Gore to take over with Johnson and Adams possibly also in the mix.

Jets RB Frank Gore is questionable for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs, according to Ralph Vacchiano of SNY.

Related Player: La'Mical Perine

Gore is a guy on a bad team that is going to get thrashed by a very good team. You should not be playing Gore in fantasy this week.

Jets RB snaps (out of 57)
La'Mical Perine 40 (70 percent)
Frank Gore 16 (28)

The Jets said entering into this week they wanted to get Perine more work and from a snap standpoint he was on the field more, although the touches were more of a split. It's good news for owners of Perine hoping for a boost at RB. He'll be tough to trust in lineups because it is the Jets afterall, but also because the situation of the game could dictate his workload, as the team pointed out a few weeks ago. Still, he seems to be trending upward.

Frank Gore still got more carries, and the recently signed Ty Johnson got more yards (on three carries) as La'Mical Perine’s explosiveness remained bottled up Sunday during the Jets’ 24-0 loss to the Dolphins.

In another miserable game for the offense, Perine was limited to seven rushes for 27 yards and two catches for 9 yards. He also dropped a pass late in the second quarter when he appeared to have plenty of room to run if he had corralled it, a play that coach Adam Gase indicated factored into his playing time.

“[Getting Perine more carries] was the plan going in, and I was just kind of watching those guys, the body language,” Gase said. “I know after Perine dropped that one ball, I was just trying to make sure he was good confidence-wise. I didn’t want him to go in the wrong direction. Just trying to get him back in there and then trying to get Ty involved."

It sounds like the plan is to still get a good look at Perine the rest of the season, which is good news for owners. However, it looks like there will be some growing pains along the way which could limit his workload at times. Also, if you haven't noticed, the Jets offense isn't good, so starting Perine right now in fantasy lineups is going to be very risky.

Jets released Le’Veon Bell.

Related players: La'Mical Perine, Frank Gore

The Jets tried to trade Bell for weeks, dating back to last year’s trade deadline. There were no takers, Schefter said. Tonight they released him. Bell now is a free agent. Schefter quoted Spotrac in another tweet saying Bell’s release leaves behind $15M of dead cap in 2020, and another $4M in 2021 to the Jets. Bell earned $28M across 18 games played for the Jets. The Jets will likely see what they have in Perine going forward and he should probably be picked up this week on the waiver wire. Expect Gore to get some work as well, but the Jets offense is likely going to be a rough-go for fantasy owners.

The Jets and Le’Veon Bell appear to be headed for a divorce.

The Daily News has learned that Gang Green is trying to trade the perennial Pro Bowl running back amid this nightmarish season. Sources told the News that Gang Green is shopping Bell with the hope of trading him sooner rather than later. The NFL trade deadline is Nov. 3.

“I know he’s frustrated that we haven’t won,” Adam Gase said Monday after Bell had one target in a 30-10 loss to the Cardinals. “It wasn’t necessarily the plan of not targeting him in the pass game. It just kind of ended up being that way with how they were they were playing us. So that’s what it is. I mean, just try to find ways to move the football. That’s all we’re trying to do, and it doesn’t always go exactly as planned.”

Related players: La'Mical Perine

Bell, who missed three games with a hamstring injury, took to social media to “like” tweets about his poor deployment in his first game back from injured reserve, the story said. We had a report on Monday that trading him may be easier said than done. The Jets will likely have to eat some money to make this happen and also may have to include a draft pick with Bell. Bell may have to be willing to take pay cut just to get away from Adam Gase, the story added. It also said the Jets are looking for a late-round pick and perhaps a middling player, according to sources. Those following the team say they should take more of a look at Perine going forward. Owners may want to jump on Perine this week just in case Bell is traded sooner than later.