Now this is an interesting development...

has missed almost every single bit of the season so far, but now a return is incoming. So guys, obviously a lot to go over on the Jets and we're going to dive right into it. Make sure to go ahead and subscribe if you are part of that percentage that is not yet subscribed. 65% of viewers aren't and it is completely free to do as myself and Josh are coming at you with daily New York Jets content. We got some shorts coming out every single day now as well. Tons of Jets content. There's your one-stop shop for all Jets news, but jumping into the video, we did get a few different updates on the team, which certainly are going to have a big impact on the Jets in this coming week to the Bears. The Bears are banged up, notably Caleb Williams, so obviously it gives the Jets a very good chance to win the game. At the same time though, the Jets are dealing with their own banged up couple of players. Rich Cimini did announce that not practicing today. Mason Taylor, Brees Hall, Adonai Mitchell, Dylan Parman, Keiko Mawego were all week to week. Now this was yesterday, September 30th, that we didn't see them practice. So Wednesday is a big benchmark day because if they don't practice then at all, they're probably limited Thursday, which means they're probably not going to play on Sunday. Now, on the other side of things, Minka Fitzpatrick should be back as Aaron Glenn said there's a good chance that Minka does play on Sunday. So obviously a lot of big stuff there. The most notable one has to be Brees Hall. Like let's be real. It's Brees. He's one of the best players on the Jets. We knew this one was coming as well. This one a little less surprising. Overall, 51 rush attempts this season, 163 yards and a touchdown. He's had a solid start to the season. Overall has been effective as per usual, but now he goes down and he's going to be replaced. And just like that, Mason Taylor is also going to see a replacement who's only had two receptions on the year, didn't play against the Lions. Neither did Adonai Mitchell. But honestly, as much as those guys going down hurts, this is still a defensive team. This is still a team that wants to win based off their defense. And I believe they can do that, especially with Minka Fitzpatrick coming back. And they're going to have to, because now they don't have Adonai Mitchell, Brees Hall, Mason Taylor. It does limit them. So you want the defense to show up and show out and hopefully get an interception because now it's been three games into this season and they still don't have one. And right now their chance to get an interception before week six. If you do trade yes on that on Calci, will you have a good chance to make a dollar? Because they're going to get one, especially with Minka Fitzpatrick coming back. And thank you to Calci for sponsoring today's video. 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It wouldn't be shocking if the Jets also use Kane Nwankwu a little bit. If he's able to get healthy, he's been dealing with some injuries, obviously. If it is just those two, I imagine the Jets might bring someone in as well. They might bring in another running back just in case, just to have someone else in the squad. Neither Davis or Allen really is like a good receiver out of the running back spot. That's Brees Hall who does that well. So overall, it does raise some questions regarding what the Jets really want to do going forwards with that position. But at the same time, we'll see Braylon Allen play a lot. I think the Jets also want to know just how good Braylon Allen is. Obviously, Brees Hall is on a long-term contract now, which does make for an interesting discussion because frankly guys, it might make Braylon Allen expendable down the line. I wouldn't be shocked if the Jets do want to see if he does hold any value and whether they're going to keep him and use him more and maybe not bell cow Brees Hall as much or maybe they want to move on from him and they can probably get a fifth or a fourth round pick out of him if he's playing really, really well, which is, I mean, they tried to get a third for Brees. They didn't, so he didn't end up going to the Chiefs. But overall, in this scenario here, I do really think the Jets like Braylon Allen and they want to not really bell cow Brees because they don't want him to get hurt like he, you know, just did. So obviously a lot to look at there and Aaron Glenn also had some comments on everything going down and he did say, listen, I'm concerned with Brees. I'm concerned with Parham. I'm concerned with any of the guys that have injuries and the thing is I just don't know the extent of what the injury is right now. So as soon as I get a chance to know, I get a chance to tell you guys exactly what it is, but I know this man, we have Braylon, we have Isaiah. When Glenn first took over, he said it's going to be a running back by committee, but everyone's going to be happy with the way that their touches are going. Brees Hall initially didn't like that. He wants to be a guy who's getting all the touches in the world. Remember, he posted that thing like that monkey, like holding the phone in anger with like a cigarette in his mouth. But overall, and then obviously the thing where he kind of asked to be freed, but he's here, he's on a long-term contract and it sounds like he wants to be here. So I imagine that he's warmed up to Glenn. Glenn has obviously used Brees a ton. There's a good offensive line, even with Parham out, who's been an excellent guard this year, absolutely great signing by Muji, but they're now just going to have to, I mean, they just traded for another signer, so they can move some things around, make sure they get that right. And obviously the Jets are going to be able to figure it out and hopefully the offensive line stays doing pretty well. Now, Sleeper Jets did mention that Brees Hall has more than doubled his missed tackle forced rate from last season at 17.8 to a 36.8 per next-gen stats. He's also the only running back this season with multiple rushes of 20 plus miles per hour. Brees has been an absolute beast. This year. So not having him, Braylon Allen's a different style of play, which again, I wouldn't be shocked if the Jets use Isaiah Davis a lot to see what he can add as well or see what more he can add. Now, Sean Syed, he did mention on Twitter that when it comes to Mason Taylor missing, now Kenyon Sadiq is the tight end wanted, is not going to lose that role as his weekly performance along with percentiles for a tight end. He had seven catches, which is in the 93rd percentile, 105 receiving yards, which is in the 98th percentile, 46 yards after catch, which is in the 96th percentile, and 0.308 targets per route run, which is in the 91st percentile. The man's a friggin stud. He's gonna be up there with Trey McBride, with Brock Bowers, is one of the best tight ends in the league very, very soon. If he's, I mean, obviously you can say he's already there. It's been three games, but still, I mean, he's rushed for a touchdown. He's got a receiving touchdown last game. I am so excited. Kenyon Sadiq. Obviously, I don't want to see Adonai Mitchell go down because he's had a great season and he will be back. It's a finger injury. He'll be able to get back soon, but obviously you can't really catch if your finger's messed up. So overall, I do think that we'll see Kenyon Sadiq continue to have a very high target rate. He'll effectively be the second best receiver on the team outside of Garrett Wilson. So he'll get a lot of, he'll just get a lot of targets. Same for Garrett. So obviously those dudes are going to have similar production weeks, which worked well for the Jets. And if Gino's able to play well against this Bears team, then I see no reason why the Jets can't beat the Bears. But what do you guys think? Let me know in the comments down below. Like this video, subscribe, turn on post notifications, have a great day, and go Jets.