The New York Jets have revealed whether wide receiver Garrett Wilson will be available for Thursday night.
The New York Jets have assigned a designation where it pertains to star wide receiver Garrett Wilson ahead of their “Thursday Night Football” outing against the New England Patriots.
The Jets took several games to get off the mark in 2025 and have a bit of momentum going into Thursday’s game after wins against the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns. However, they’re now set to face a formidable division rival with Super Bowl ambitions.
New York would have done well to have Wilson available for the clash, but that won’t be the case, as the team announced on Wednesday that he and cornerback Azareye’h Thomas will both be out.
“The Jets downgraded WR Garrett Wilson and CB Azareye’h Thomas to out for TNF,” NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reports.
Wilson sustained a hyperextended knee in Week 6 that caused him to miss two games before he returned after the Jets’ bye week.
He reinjured the knee on his return against the Browns and is now expected to be out for multiple games.
The 2022 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year did not practice this week, as expected. And, according to ESPN’s Rich Cimini, he is likely to be out for three to four weeks with a right knee sprain.
Rookie wide receiver Arian Smith, a fourth-round pick out of Georgia, is expected to be called upon. Allen Lazard and Adonai Mitchell were both healthy scratches last week but are also options.
Kickoff for Thursday’s game is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET on Amazon Prime Video.
“We didn’t play our best tonight, and it’s frustrating. The injuries are piling up, but we can’t let that be an excuse. We’ve got to fight through it, especially when we have a chance to take control. We’ll need to learn from this and be ready for the road trip.”
— Jeremy Swayman, on the Bruins’ frustrating loss to the Hurricanes.
Boston Bruins fans were hoping for another strong performance on Monday night, but instead, their team fell flat in a
The Bruins entered the game already dealing with several key injuries. Elias Lindholm remains sidelined, and both
The turning point came in the
Despite having four power-play opportunities, the Bruins failed to capitalize. They registered just five shots during those man-advantage situations, and
The Bruins pushed hard in the
After the game, Jeremy Swayman voiced his frustration: “We didn’t play our best tonight, and it’s frustrating. The injuries are piling up, but we can’t let that be an excuse. We’ve got to fight through it, especially when we have a chance to take control. We’ll need to learn from this and be ready for the road trip.”
The Bruins will now embark on a four-game road trip, starting with a matchup against the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night in Southern California. With their injury list growing,