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Martin (concussion) will not return this season, freelance NFL writer Howard Balzer reports.

The cutoff for Martin's return from injured reserve passed, effectively ending his 2018 season. Given the nature of head injuries, there's no guarantee Martin will be ready in time for next season. He'll be someone to monitor over the course of the offseason.

Martin (concussion) will not play against the Bills on Sunday, Eric Allen of the Jets' official site reports.

Martin was designated to return from injured reserve Wednesday, but he will need to show that he's fully recovered from his head injury prior to being promoted to the active roster. The 27-year-old is expected to retake the field this season, but he will remain sidelined Week 14.

Martin (concussion) returned to the practice field Wednesday, indicating he's been designated to return from injured reserve, Ethan B. Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.

Martin will have a 21-day evaluation window to make his return to the field, though the team will likely look to have him back sooner rather than later with the season winding down already. His presence at practice Wednesday bodes well for a quick return given that it suggests he's made progress in the league's concussion protocol.

Martin (concussion) will be placed on injured reserve, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Martin suffered his second concussion of the month during Sunday's loss to Jacksonville raising some alarms for the Jets medical staff. Given the nature of head injuries, New York is more concerned with Martin's health than his availability. Martin's placement on injured reserve opens the door for rookie Frankie Luvu to make an immediate impact.

Martin (head) will not return to Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Martin missed the first three weeks of the season in the concussion protocol, and apparently he suffered further symptoms during the game. Jeremiah Attaochu will see increased snaps as a result.