New York Jets Injury Report: Headaches in Plenty for HC Robert Saleh as Gang Green Plots Broncos’ Downfall Next

After the star-studded match last Sunday, the Jets will ride out to Broncos Country to face off against 1-3 Denver. While the Jets managed to score their first win in their first game and have lost all matches since then. The Broncos have managed to lose all matches except their latest one. It will also be a high-stakes game for the two QB Wilsons. Both had a bad start to the season but have slowly managed to pick up. Who will win this time?

At the team level, both camps seem to be injury-laden with key players down. As the two teams released their final injury report before the match, who has the most chances of winning?

Casualties aboard the New York Jets

Cornerbacks Brandin Echols and D. J. Reed have been ruled out of the game, according to the final injury report. The Jets already knew they would be without Echols, but now they have received more bad injury news. D. J. Reed remains under concussion protocol after experiencing symptoms earlier this week. “DJ is a special football player,” said Saleh about Reed. “He alleviates some of the pressure of trying to be perfect with regards to match-up.” In a positive development, DB Tony Adams and Guard Wes Schweitzer were full participants. Both players had missed the past two games due to injury.

Jets’ LB Sam Eguavoen, who is dealing with an ankle injury, was upgraded to limited on Friday and is listed as “Questionable”. Safety Jarrick Bernard-Converse and OT Carter Warren are dealing with foot and shoulder injuries, respectively. Backup OT Billy Turner was a new addition to the official injury report on Friday and is nursing a toe injury. As compared to the Jets, the Broncos are better placed with fewer injuries and are led by veteran QB Russell Wilson.

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A-Rod’s presence from the sidelines may work wonders!

With Russell Wilson coming into form, the Jets have a tough fight ahead. But the sight at the Broncos camp is not pretty either. Randy Gregory was traded to the San Francisco 49ers, while LB Baron Browning has been ruled out due to a knee injury. The Broncos’ defense, which was nothing amazing, to begin with, will be even more weakened. RB Javonte Williams is dealing with a quad injury, while Tackle Mike Purcell is still struggling with his rib injury. Will the Jets be able to make the most of a weak Broncos defense?

The Denver Broncos are back home for their Week 5 match, after two consecutive games on the road. The scales seem to be slightly tipped in the Broncos’ favor, but you never can really tell in a football game. In the game against the Chiefs, talisman Aaron Rodgers’ presence proved to be lucky for the Jets as they managed to lose by only 3 points to one of the strongest teams in the league. Will Rodgers be in Denver to support his team as well?

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