Garrett Wilson in Concussion Protocol, Breece Hall Limited in Practice
Bad news for Garrett Wilson and the Jets. As Gang Green gets ready to head to Kansas City to face the Chiefs, Wilson is in concussion protocol. This, according to head coach Aaron Glenn. While it’s bad news for Wilson, there’s some encouraging news for running back Breece Hall.
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Hall was limited in practice but is trending toward playing according to head coach Aaron Glenn. Asked about having two running backs to get on the field following the emergence of Braelon Allen, Glenn simply said that both will play.
Those aren’t the only noteworthy injuries on the report.
Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips did not practice due to an ankle injury while rookie edge rusher David Bailey who missed last week’s game, did practice on a limited basis. Joseph Ossai and Mason Taylor were also limited.
Rookie safety VJ Payne returned to practice and was full after nursing an injury all season.
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