Team news: New York Jets

Breece Hall and Dylan Parham are questionable for Sunday

Related Players: Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Geno Smith, Garrett Wilson, Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor

If Hall sits, Allen would remain a strong RB2 with RB1 upside against Miami. A Hall return would make Allen a more conditional FLEX, with his value depending on how much work the Jets give their returning starter. Hall would offer RB2 appeal if cleared for a substantial role, but there's also the possibility that his workload is mildly limited in his first game back.

Breece Hall was a limited participant Thursday, his first practice since suffering a quad injury in Week 3.

Related Players: Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Geno Smith

Hall would return to RB2 consideration if cleared for a substantial workload, but managers should wait for Friday’s report and any guidance on his role. Allen remains worth holding and would retain RB2 appeal if Hall misses again.

Breece Hall won’t practice today but Glenn isn’t ruling him out this week.

Related Players: Isaiah Davis, Geno Smith

Allen remains a strong RB2 option if Hall misses another game. A Hall return would reduce Allen’s workload and make him a more conditional FLEX, although Glenn’s comments support keeping him rostered. Hall would enter RB2 consideration if cleared for substantial work, but managers should wait for practice progress and guidance on his workload.

There were not many positives for the Jets to take away from Sunday’s 26-19 loss to the Patriots, but they got another standout performance from one of their rookie first-round picks.

This week, it was Omar Cooper Jr.’s turn. The wide receiver returned from a high-ankle sprain to have a huge day for the Jets. Cooper had six catches for 103 yards and a touchdown in his first game since Week 1.

Cooper was a popular name in dynasty drafts this past spring and was thought of as a later first round, or early second round pick in those formats. Unfortunately, his injury in Week 1 derailed him a bit but he's back on the fantasy radar after this past week's game. Cooper was thought to be a nice compliment to Garrett Wilson as the team's WR2. There's a good chance he's on your league's wire, and he's worth adding. However, maybe take a wait-and-see approach before inserting him right into lineups.

Aaron Glenn said Omar Cooper Jr. would practice fully Friday and is expected to play against New England. Cooper still needs to be activated from injured reserve. The Jets ruled Adonai Mitchell out with his finger injury.

Related Players: Garrett Wilson, Isaiah Williams, Tim Patrick, Sterling Shepard, Malik McClain, Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor, Geno Smith

Cooper is worth a speculative bench addition, with a path to WR3/FLEX value if he immediately earns regular routes. Managers should confirm his activation and expected workload before starting him in his first game back. Wilson remains the clear WR1 play.

Adonai Mitchell, Breece Hall, Dylan Parham and Joseph Ossai are OUT for Sunday.

Related Players: Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Geno Smith

Allen remains a strong RB2 with RB1 upside if he continues handling most of New York’s backfield work. Hall’s managers can confidently turn to Allen again, while Davis remains a deeper-league bench option who would need a larger workload to become a dependable FLEX play.

The Jets designated Omar Cooper Jr. to return to practice Wednesday. The rookie has been on injured reserve with an ankle injury suffered in Week 1 and now has a 21-day window to return to the active roster.

Related Players: Garrett Wilson, Adonai Mitchell, Isaiah Williams, Sterling Shepard, Malik McClain, Mason Taylor, Kenyon Sadiq, Geno Smith

Cooper is worth a deep-league stash with Mitchell’s availability uncertain. If activated, he could compete for targets immediately and challenge Isaiah Williams’ FLEX appeal. Wilson remains the clear starting option in this receiving group. Wait for Cooper’s activation and expected role before putting him into a lineup.

AD Mitchell had a small procedure on his hand but he’s moving his fingers around well. He’s still week to week, Aaron Glenn said.

Related Players: Garrett Wilson, Isaiah Williams, Sterling Shepard, Malik McClain, Mason Taylor, Kenyon Sadiq, Jeremy Ruckert, Geno Smith

Wilson remains a strong start, and Isaiah Williams has deep-league FLEX appeal while Mitchell stays out. Shepard and McClain remain speculative options.

Breece Hall, Adonai Mitchell, Dylan Parham and Kiko Mauigoa are out for Sunday

Related Players: Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Garrett Wilson, Isaiah Williams, Sterling Shepard, Kenyon Sadiq, Jeremy Ruckert, Geno Smith

Allen becomes an RB2 option with Hall unavailable, while Davis is a deep-league contingency if the backfield workload is split. Wilson remains the clear receiving priority and a strong start. Mitchell’s absence gives Isaiah Williams a path to more targets and FLEX consideration in deeper PPR leagues. Sadiq gains streaming appeal, while Shepard and Ruckert remain speculative options.

Breece Hall, Adonai Mitchell, Dylan Parham, Mason Taylor, Kiko Mauigoa are out for Sunday

Related Players: Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Kenyon Sadiq, Garrett Wilson, Adonai Mitchell

Allen moves into the RB2/flex range as the favorite to handle early downs and scoring opportunities. Davis should also have a role but remains a deeper option. Taylor’s absence keeps Sadiq in the TE1 conversation after his 7-105-1 performance last week, while Mitchell’s absence further consolidates the passing game around Wilson.