Sad news:Jets’ announced injury of another key player,he sustain a terrible injury that will keep him out for sometime

Jets’ Injury-Ravaged Offensive Line Takes Two More Hits

The New York Jets’ starting right tackles this season have been Carter Warren and Max Mitchell, but neither offensive

lineman may be available for the team’s Week 15 road game against the Miami

Dolphins. Head coach Robert Saleh reports that neither Warren nor Mitchell

are practicing on Wednesday. Carter Warren is not going to play today due to

an injury. As the week progresses, we’ll learn more about his availability. “Max is

not going to practice today,” Saleh declared from the Florham Park podium.

Late last week, Warren appeared on the injury list with a hip problem. Despite

being labeled as uncertain to play versus Houston, the fourth-round rookie ended

up being inactive on game day. Mitchell, who has also started at guard this season,

was compelled to return to the starting lineup at right tackle due to his absence.

Right guard Jake Hanson, who was cut from the Practice Squad, got the start.

The 30-6 victory over Houston was accompanied by what Saleh described as a “stinger” for Mitchell, a second-year

professional. Only 44 snaps were played by the right tackle during the game; the

remaining 24 offensive plays were filled by veteran Billy Turner, who came off

the bench. In his 11 games this fall, the 24-year-old Mitchell has started seven of

them. He is one of five players that will start for the 2023 Jets at right tackle.

tackle position. After being claimed off waivers by the New York Giants last

month, lineman Austin Deculus is also listed on the team’s 53-man roster.

On Sunday, December 17 at 1:00 PM ET, the Jets (5-8) will play the Dolphins (9-4) in a game. Early on Wednesday night,

official injury reports will be made public.