Jets Lose Garrett Wilson to Concussion Ahead of Chiefs Clash

WHO:

FF Today - Jets coach Aaron Glenn said Garrett Wilson would be out; other players discussed included Breece Hall, David Bailey, Mason Taylor, Nahshon Wright, Joseph Ossai, Harrison Phillips, Trevin Wallace, and VJ Payne.

FF Today - Jets receivers Omar Cooper Jr., Adonai Mitchell, and Isaiah Williams may see more work without Wilson; tight ends Mason Taylor and Kenyon Sadiq may also get more looks.

NY Post - The New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs are involved in the upcoming matchup.

Heavy NFL - The New York Jets made an announcement concerning Garrett Wilson before their game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Draft Sharks - Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson is out for the game against the Chiefs.

WHAT:

FF Today - Breece Hall (quad), David Bailey (groin), and Mason Taylor (back) were expected to be full participants and ready to play.

FF Today - Nahshon Wright (back) would not practice and was questionable; Joseph Ossai (ankle) would be limited and questionable; Harrison Phillips (ankle) would be full but questionable; Trevin Wallace (groin) would be out.

FF Today - VJ Payne had his 21-day window on injured reserve opened; Glenn said, “we'll continue with that process.”

FF Today - The Chiefs had allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends.

NY Post - The Jets will be without Garrett Wilson for their matchup against the Chiefs.

NY Post - The Chiefs are described as 5-2.

Heavy NFL - The Jets made a Garrett Wilson announcement before their Week 9 contest against Kansas City.

Draft Sharks - Wilson is out for the game against the Chiefs.

WHERE:

NY Post - The game is in Kansas City.

WHY:

Draft Sharks - Wilson is out because of a concussion; the article says he was “always a long shot to get cleared” after being diagnosed with one.

HOW:

Draft Sharks - Wilson’s concussion diagnosis affected his prospects of being cleared to play.

Jets receiver Garrett Wilson is out against Kansas City after suffering a concussion. His absence could mean more work for Omar Cooper Jr., Adonai Mitchell, and Isaiah Williams. Breece Hall, David Bailey, and Mason Taylor are expected to play.