Schedule
Opponent | Game | Opp RK | Opp FPTS |
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vs | - | - | |
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vs | - | - | |
vs | - | - | |
@ | 9 | — | |
vs | 12 | — | |
BYE
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@ | 32 | — | |
vs | 7 | — | |
@ | 28 | — | |
@ | 18 | — | |
vs |
Fri, Nov 24
3:00 pm
AMZN
| 6 | — |
vs | 3 | — | |
vs | 1 | — | |
@ | 6 | — | |
vs | 16 | — | |
@ |
Thu, Dec 28
8:15 pm
AMZN
| 15 | — |
@ | 17 | — |
Fantasy News
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The Jets placed Anae on IR with an undisclosed injury Thursday, Ethan Greenberg of the team's official site reports. Anae appears to have sustained an injury at some point during the Jets' voluntary OTA sessions. While the exact nature of this issue is unclear, the 25-year-old will now be forced to sit out the entirety of the 2023 campaign unless he is released with an injury settlement.... See More ... See Less
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Cowboys' Bradlee Anae: Activated off COVID-19 list
Anae (illness) was activated off the Cowboys' reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday. After missing the Cowboys' previous two games while on the team's COVID-19 list, it seems that Anae is slated to make his return to the field Sunday against the Giants. The young defensive end has seen a minimal role so far this season especially since Chauncey Golston returned to take over the starting position in Week 3.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Bradlee Anae: Will miss second straight game
Anae (undisclosed) remains in COVID-19 protocols and will miss Sunday's contest against the Panthers, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports. Anae will miss his second straight contest after being placed in COVID-19 protocols on Sept. 24. The 22-year-old defensive end was playing a rotational role during the first two weeks of the season, but Chauncey Golston returned in Week 3 and accrued most of those snaps. Anae's next chance to suit up will be Oct. 10, when the Cowboys take on the Giants.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Bradlee Anae: Lands on COVID-19 list
Anae was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday, Rob Phillips of the Cowboys' official site reports. Anae was on the field for 31 defensive snaps in Sunday's Week 2 win over the Chargers, and he recorded a solo tackle. It's not yet clear whether the 2020 fifth-rounder has tested positive for the virus or if he's considered a close contact, but Azur Kamara will likely see a slight uptick in playing time if Anae is unavailable for Monday night's game against Philadelphia.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Bradlee Anae: Going to Dallas
The Cowboys selected Anae in the fifth round of the 2020 NFL Draft, 179th overall. Anae is a classic case of past production versus projectable tools for the next level. At 6-foot-3 and 257 pounds with shaky athleticism, Anae will have to win with skill and a sound pass-rush plan in the NFL. However, that lack of tools didn't stop him from piling up three seasons of at least 10 tackles for loss at Utah. Anae also piled up 13.0 sacks as a senior, helping him earn Consensus All-American honors. He profiles as a depth option at defensive end as he begins his NFL career.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini1H agoAccepting #Jets questions for this week’s “Flight Deck” podcast. Make like Zach Wilson vs. KC: Let ‘er rip.
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone12H agoJoe Namath changes his tune a little on Zach Wilson, LeBron James shows Wilson respect and Robert Saleh hints that Rodney Harrison apologized for calling Wilson “garbage” on NBC. Yes, these things really happened. #Jets https://t.co/bttFxa9pF0
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone12H agoJets notes: Robert Saleh calls Chiefs’ last drive “bizarre” and “a series of unfortunate events.” He’s waiting for clarification from the NFL on Sauce Gardner’s holding call. Sean Payton speaks highly of the #Jets now. https://t.co/Z6Jg36sO1T
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Dennis Waszak Jr.@DWAZ7314H agoThe debate continues over the controversial holding call in the Chiefs’ win over the #Jets “I did not grab him, I actually made a conscious effort to remove my right arm as you can see in the video." https://t.co/ha1jRntZOl
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone16H agoZach Wilson this is your life: Joe Namath changes his tune a little on Wilson, LeBron James shows Wilson respect and Robert Saleh hints that Rodney Harrison apologized for calling Wilson “garbage” on NBC. #Jets https://t.co/bttFxa9pF0
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone16H agoRobert Saleh calls KC’s last drive “bizarre” and “a series of unfortunate events.” He’s waiting for clarification on Sauce Gardner’s holding call. #Jets https://t.co/Z6Jg36sO1T
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Dennis Waszak Jr.@DWAZ7317H ago#Jets’ Zach Wilson shows critics glimpse of what he’s capable of doing. Now he needs to do it again. "He’s gotten dragged through the mud & for him to have tasted a little bit of success, even tho we didn’t win ... I think he’s only going to get better.” https://t.co/spWUh07FP2
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini18H agoJoe Namath, who ripped Zach Wilson last week on @TMKSESPN, returned today. Namath's take on last night: "Well, he played well. He played pretty darn good, and that's what we want to see. Believe me, now I am a Jets fan. I want us to do well. I get fed up whenever something goes…
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone18H agoJoe Namath is singing a little bit of a different tune on Zach Wilson today on @TMKSESPN. Namath said, "The guy’s got physical ability I know that. He’s going to get better and better and better. I can only hope that.” #Jets
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Brian Costello@BrianCoz19H agoThe big question facing Jets' Zach Wilson after breakout game https://t.co/yEucEXo2Kd via @nypostsports