Jets WR Garrett Wilson Reinjures Knee in Browns Win

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson reinjured his right knee during the third quarter of Sunday's 27-20 victory over the Cleveland Browns at MetLife Stadium, raising concerns for the team's offense ahead of Thursday night's matchup against the AFC East-leading New England Patriots.

Wilson, who had missed the previous two games with an injury to the same knee, exited the contest after landing awkwardly while attempting to catch a deep pass down the sideline from quarterback Justin Fields. He finished with no receptions on three targets, marking the first time in his four NFL seasons without a catch in a game. Medical staff examined him in the blue tent on the sideline for several minutes, after which he rode a stationary bike before sitting out the remainder of the game.

On Monday, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn provided an update, stating the team was still evaluating Wilson and that he was scheduled for an MRI. "We're still evaluating him, seeing exactly how he's going to come out this week to see if he'll be a part of practice," Glenn said. He emphasized caution, adding, "We go through that whole process, as far as imaging and getting checked out by the docs before we...