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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-09 · by Dennis Waszak Jr. The Associated Press
The New York Jets will be missing three key offensive starters for their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns: running back Breece Hall, wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, and left guard Dylan Parham. Coach Aaron Glenn disclosed that Hall is dealing with a quadriceps injury while Mitchell has an unspecified finger issue that was initially thought to be minor but now extends his absence to three games. Parham, injured in the previous game against Detroit, will miss his second consecutive match due to a knee problem. Despite this setback, the team is optimistic about player progress and has made adjustments by elevating several players from the practice squad to fill gaps in the lineup.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-09,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
The New York Jets will be without starting running back Breece Hall and No. 2 wide receiver Adonai Mitchell in their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Both players are dealing with injuries; Hall is out due to a quad injury, while Mitchell remains sidelined because of an injured finger that got caught in a defender's jersey during practice two weeks ago. Additionally, left guard Dylan Parham will also miss his second consecutive game after sustaining a knee injury against the Detroit Lions. Head coach Aaron Glenn expressed cautious optimism about Mitchell’s recovery but has been vague regarding the severity of the injury, stating that he is progressing faster than expected without needing surgery. The Jets have signed players Malik McClain and Jamaal Pritchett from their practice squad to try to compensate for these absences as they aim to end their three-game losing streak.
Written for “Jets Injury Updates” on 2026-10-09,
grounded in this article and the 1 other(s) covering the same event.
The New York Jets ruled out running back Breece Hall, wide receiver Adonai Mitchell and left guard Dylan Parham on Friday for their game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
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Jets → rule → Sunday
Coach Aaron Glenn said he likes “exactly where they’re trending” in their recovery from injuries, but the Jets will be without three offensive starters as they try to snap a three-game skid.
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they → say → skid
Hall missed last week’s loss at Chicago with a quadriceps injury that occurred the week before at Detroit.
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that → miss → Detroit
It’ll also be the second game in a row that Parham will be sidelined after he hurt a knee against the Lions.
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he → sideline → Lions
Mitchell will miss a third straight game after injuring a finger during practice.
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Mitchell → miss → practice
Glenn has been evasive about the nature of the injury, which he said happened when Mitchell caught a finger in a jersey.
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Mitchell → say → jersey
But the coach initially didn’t seem to think it would be a serious injury after it happened two weeks ago.
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it → seem → ?
“Well, when it comes to a receiver and you talk about a finger, I mean, those things can vary when it comes to difficulties as far as catching the ball and the pain tolerance,” Glenn said Friday.
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Glenn → come → ball
“Actually, he’s progressing faster than we thought that he would once we got to the end of it, knowing exactly what the prognosis was when it comes to his finger.
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it → progress → finger
“Again, I like where he’s at and hopefully we’ll see how that goes into next week.”
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that → like → week
Glenn said Mitchell didn’t need a procedure to repair the injury, but declined to say whether the finger was broken or sprained.
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finger → say → injury
“I’m not a doctor,” Glenn said.
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Glenn → ’m → ?
“I know it’s an issue with his finger.”
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it → know → finger
When asked by a reporter if the medical staff told him the nature of the injury, Glenn said flatly: “They told me enough.
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They → ask → enough
I coach football.”
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I → coach → football
Mitchell had nine catches for 123 yards in the first two games while complementing top wide receiver Garrett Wilson.
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Mitchell → have → Wilson
The Jets have made several moves to try to offset Mitchell’s absence, including signing Malik McClain and Jamaal Pritchett from the practice squad and elevating veteran Sterling Shepard the last two games.
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Jets → make → Shepard
The offense will get a boost from the return of tight end Mason Taylor, who missed two games with a thumb injury.
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who → get → injury
Veteran wide receiver Tim Patrick, on injured reserve since the start of the season with a groin injury, had his 21-day practice window started on Wednesday and has been a full participant this week.
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window → have → Wednesday
Glenn said the Jets will make a decision before the game as to whether he’s activated.
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he → say → game
Linebacker Kiko Mauigoa will miss a third straight game with a quadriceps injury.
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Mauigoa → miss → injury
Glenn indicated both cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. (concussion) and edge rusher Kingsley Enagbare (knee) have a chance to play Sunday.
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Jr. → indicate → chance
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