95 Josh Martin LB

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.

Martin was a full participant in Friday's practice, Darryl Slater of NJ.com reports.

Martin cleared the concussion protocol Thursday and would appear on track to suit up against the Jaguars on Sunday. However, coach Todd Bowles said there's "a chance" that Martin might be a healthy scratch due to conditioning reasons. It remains to be seen whether Martin, who has yet to play a game this season, will play in Week 4.

Martin was cleared from concussion protocol and was a full participant in practice Thursday.

Martin has been in concussion protocol since the start of the regular season, and it looks like the linebacker has finally been cleared to make his 2018 debut. Martin is expected to immediately step back in as a starter on the Jets' defensive front.

Martin (concussion) won't play in Thursday's matchup with the Browns, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Martin is set to miss his third-straight game since suffering a concussion in the Jets' preseason finale, as the linebacker has yet to pass the league's concussion protocol. Jeremiah Attaochu and Frankie Luvu will continue to see heavier workloads while Martin works his way back.

Martin (concussion) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Martin was unable to clear the concussion protocol this week, so he will miss his second straight game to start the season. Jeremiah Attaochu and Frankie Luvu will continue to see increased workloads in his absence.

Martin (concussion) is not participating in Wednesday's practice.

Martin continues to nurse a concussion sustained in the team's final preseason game. If the outside linebacker is unable to clear the concussion protocol in time to suit up against the Dolphins on Sunday, Jeremiah Attaochu and Frankie Luvu will continue to play in his absence.

Martin (concussion) will not play against the Lions on Monday.

Martin is still nursing a concussion sustained in the team's preseason finale against the Giants. Though Martin was able to participate in non-contact practices earlier this week, the outside linebacker was unable to clear the concussion protocol in time to suit up Week 1. Frankie Luvu was promoted to the active roster with Martin sidelined, and should see action against the Lions.

Martin (concussion) is not participating in Thursday's practice.

Martin sustained a concussion in the team's preseason finale against the Giants, Eric Allen of the Jets' official site reports. While Martin was able to participate in non-contact practices earlier in the week, the outside linebacker will need to clear the concussion protocol in order to suit up for Sunday's season opener against the Lions.

Martin was wearing a non-contact jersey in practice Monday, Eric Allen of the Jets' official site reports.

It's difficult to say what type of issue Martin is dealing with at the moment, but the fact that he continues to practice should be a somewhat reassuring sign for the Jets. Watch for his status when the team releases its injury report Thursday.

The Jets exercised Martin's $1.8 million team option for 2018 on Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com reports.

It was likely an easy decision for the Jets to bring back Martin after he finished the past season in a starting role at outside linebacker and acquitted himself well in that capacity. The 26-year-old achieved career highs across the board in 2017, finishing with 43 tackles, 1.5 sacks and one pass breakup. Look for him to fill at least a rotational role at linebacker to go along with his duties on special teams during the upcoming season.

Martin (ankle) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice and is in line to play Sunday against the Patriots.

Martin has missed the past two weeks but will be ready for the divisional matchup. When he did start at linebacker prior to his injury, however, Martin didn't play a full workload. The 25-year-old linebacker doesn't have proven NFL experience, and fantasy owners should wait before summoning him for their lineups.

Martin (ankle) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Martin will miss his second consecutive game and will have to focus on recovering before a divisional matchup with the Patriots in Week 6. The fifth-year linebacker has yet to make a serious fantasy contribution in his career, but 2017 will mark the first season he's listed as a starter, so things could change when he's healthy.

Martin (ankle) is listed as inactive for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Although he's listed as the Jets' starting outside linebacker, Martin has been playing just as much on special teams as he has on defense. In his place this week, expect to see Dylan Donahue or David Bass.

Martin (ankle) is doubtful to play Sunday against the Jaguars.

Martin didn't practice in any capacity this week. Look for Dylan Donahue or David Bass to take his spot in the starting lineup if Martin is ultimately ruled out.

Martin (ankle) is unlikely to miss an extended period of time after X-Rays came back negative Monday, Ralph Vacchiano of SportsNet New York reports.

Martin's injury doesn't appear to be all that serious following the X-Ray diagnosis. Whether he'll return to action in Week 4 seems likely to hinge on his practice availability throughout the week, so be sure to follow up on that front. If Martin can't play, expect rookie Dylan Donahue to get extra reps throughout the week and leading up to Sunday's game.

Martin left Sunday's game against the Dolphins with an ankle injury and did not return, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Previously a special teams man, Martin has made the adjustment well -- posting nine tackles (seven solo) through the first two games as a starter for the Jets. He'll now focus on getting back to full health for a Week 4 matchup with Jacksonville.