85 Trevon Wesco TE

Wesco didn't touch the ball in Sunday's 28-14 loss to the Patriots and finishes the season with a five-yard catch on two targets and one rushing attempt for no gain.

The fullback and depth tight end worked almost exclusively in a blocking role and has just five touches through two NFL seasons. Wesco, whom the Jets selected in the fourth round of the 2019 draft, will likely remain on the roster next season but is unlikely to see his role grow much.

Wesco (ankle) was activated from injured reserve Saturday.

Wesco has resided on IR since suffering an ankle injury in Week 8 against the Chiefs. The second-year tight end should return to the lineup for Sunday's game against the Seahawks. He'll slot in as the No. 3 tight end behind Chris Herndon and Ryan Griffin.

The Jets designated Wesco (ankle) for a return from injured reserve Wednesday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Wesco has resided on IR since Nov. 9 with the ankle issue, and the team will have 21 days to activate him. Whether Wesco returns to the lineup shouldn't affect things from a fantasy perspective, as he's only caught one of two targets this season for five yards.

The Jets placed Wesco on injured reserve Monday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Wesco has already been ruled out for Monday's game against the Patriots, and he'll aim to return Week 12 against the Dolphins. The Jets promoted Ross Travis from the practice squad to serve as the No. 4 tight end moving forward.

Wesco (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday's game versus the Patriots, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Wesco's injury seemed to get worse as the week progressed, as he followed a LP/DNP/DNP practice course. The 2019 fourth-round pick contributes sparingly on offense, but the reps he does leave behind could go to veteran Daniel Brown.

Wesco failed to haul in his only target in Sunday's 18-10 loss to Buffalo.

Wesco has just one carry and one catch this season, as the fullback isn't a key component of New York's offense.

Wesco caught his only target for one yard and rushed once for no gain in Sunday's 30-10 loss to Arizona.

Wesco serves as both a depth tight end and a fullback, though he clearly didn't look comfortable with the ball in his hands when he took a 3rd-and-1 carry as the fullback and seemed to hesitate at the line of scrimmage rather than fall forward for the necessary yard. New York went on to turn the ball over on downs on the next play. On the bright side, Wesco also registered his first catch of the season.

Wesco failed to haul in his lone target in Sunday's 13-6 win over Buffalo.

Wesco was thrown a jump ball in the front of the end zone, and while he used his body well to get inside position, he couldn't come down with the high pass. The fullback was a fantasy nonfactor in his rookie season, catching two passes for 47 yards and adding a two-yard run.

Wesco caught his lone target for 32 yards in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Steelers.

Wesco caught the ball in the open field for the longest play of his young NFL career. It was just the rookie's second catch.

Wesco played 29 snaps on offense (49 percent) but was not targeted during Thursday's 42-21 loss to the Ravens.

Wesco also played seven snaps on special teams (28 percent). The rookie fourth-round pick split reps at tight end evenly with Daniel Brown, but he didn't handle either of Sam Darnold's two targets to the position. Wesco has only been targeted once this season, Week 10 against the Giants, when he recorded one catch for 15 yards.

Wesco rushed once for two yards and caught his lone target for 15 yards in Sunday's 34-27 win over the Giants.

The rookie fourth-rounder out of West Virginia hasn't seen much involvement in the offense thus far. Wesco's catch was the first of his career.

The Jets selected Wesco in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL Draft, 121st overall.

Wesco (6-foot-3, 267 pounds) is a versatile prospect who can operate as a receiver or H-back, but he's arguably at his best as a blocker. While he didn't post any particularly explosive measure at the combine, the West Virginia product's tape suggests he could serve as a nice complement to Chris Herndon down the road. However, he has to move above Jordan Leggett on the depth chart first.