Sad News: the New York Jets Lose Two Key Players Due To Injury Issue

It’s the boys’ return to town.

On Friday, August 2, the New York Jets’ starting five players on the offensive line exercised as a unit for the first time this summer.

The final player the Jets were holding out for was Morgan Moses. The veteran decided to play with a torn pec sustained during his time with the Baltimore Ravens last season.

For the first time since his 2014 rookie season, he missed a game in 2023. Moses had made 130 consecutive appearances in games from 2015 to 2022. This past season, the modern-day NFL ironman played in 14 games, seeing 84% of the offensive snaps while playing in a rotational position.

Moses had the lowest participation rate in that

Back in town are the lads.

Friday, August 2, marked the first time this offseason that the full starting five of the New York Jets offensive line practiced as a unit.

The Jets were waiting for Morgan Moses, the final player. The veteran decided to play despite a torn pec from the previous season while he was a member of the Baltimore Ravens.

Since his 2014 rookie season, 2023 marked the first year he had missed a game. Moses had made appearances in 130 consecutive games from 2015 to 2022. The current NFL ironman participated in 14 games during the previous campaign, seeing 84% of the offensive snaps while playing in a rotational capacity.