Jets roster changes put Hall in ACT listing, Wilson in INA
Tim Patrick and Troy Reeder also move to ACT, while VJ Payne rises to No. 2 at free safety.
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Kansas City erased an early deficit and shut out New York after halftime to end a two-game skid before its Week 10 trip to Atlanta.
Read the story →Tim Patrick and Troy Reeder also move to ACT, while VJ Payne rises to No. 2 at free safety.
Wallace holds the top spot at strongside linebacker as New York prepares to host Buffalo in Week 10.
Wright holds the No. 2 spot at left cornerback as New York prepares to host Buffalo in Week 10.
Ossai sits second on New York’s depth chart at left defensive end ahead of the Week 10 game at MetLife Stadium.
New York’s first-listed wide receiver carries a Questionable designation for the Week 10 game at MetLife Stadium.
The Jets’ first-listed strongside linebacker was ruled out against Kansas City after missing practice on November 6.
New York’s No. 2 left cornerback was listed out for the matchup at Kansas City.
Ossai was ruled out against Kansas City after limited practice participation on Nov. 6.
The Jets receiver carried an Out designation and did not practice Nov. 6 before sitting out against Kansas City.
New York’s Week 9 roster changes also include a new team listing for Blake Freeland and a depth-chart move for VJ Payne.
Breece Hall and Mason Taylor hold the top spots at running back and tight end, while David Bailey and Kingsley Enagbare lead the defensive ends.
Harrison Phillips is active after a questionable designation, while Joseph Ossai, Nahshon Wright and Trevin Wallace are among the Jets’ inactives.
New York’s 35-12 loss at Kansas City widened its season scoring deficit to 41 points, with Buffalo coming to MetLife Stadium in Week 10.
Buffalo has allowed just 16 points over its past two games, while New York looks to rebound from three straight losses.
Kirk Cousins accounted for four touchdowns and Brock Bowers caught two scoring passes as Las Vegas erased a nine-point halftime deficit.
Willis accounted for three touchdowns as Miami improved to 1-5, while New York fell to 2-5 despite a strong passing day from Geno Smith.
New England earned its third straight win after the Jets cut a 14-point halftime deficit to four entering the fourth quarter.
Garrett Wilson topped 100 receiving yards and Braelon Allen ran for 116 as New York improved to 2-3 and Cleveland fell to 3-2.
Kyle Monangai rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns as Chicago improved to 3-1 and handed New York its third straight loss.
Detroit improves to 2-1 behind Jahmyr Gibbs’ 164 scrimmage yards, while New York drops its second straight despite Geno Smith’s three touchdown passes.
Green Bay earned its first win after outscoring New York 10-3 in the fourth quarter. Both teams leave Week 2 at 1-1.
New York held Tennessee scoreless in the middle two quarters to open the season with a road win at Nissan Stadium.