The Jets will be without two offensive tackles for Sunday night against the Las Vegas Raiders. The Jets are not activating Duane Brown just yet while Billy Turner is out after getting surgery on his injured finger.
The result is a sixth different starting offensive line combination for the Jets in their ninth game this season. Most likely, the Jets will move Max Mitchell back to right tackle after he started at right guard last week against the Chargers while a new face will start at right guard. Rodger Saffold could get the start. The Jets will likely elevate the veteran from the practice squad.
Linebacker Chazz Surratt is also out as he will miss his second game with an injured ankle.
First-round pick Will McDonald suffered an ankle injury and was a late addition to the injury report, missing Friday’s practice, putting his status for Sunday up in the air. He is officially listed as questionable.
Mekhi Becton (knee), Allen Lazard (knee), Jeremy Ruckert (shoulder) and Quincy Williams (knee) were all full participants in practice Friday and are good to go for Sunday.
OL Duane Brown: OUT
Full – hip (was not activated from injured reserve)
LB Chazz Surratt: OUT
Did not practice – ankle
OL Billy Turner: OUT
Did not practice – finger
DE Will McDonald: QUESTIONABLE
Did not practice – ankle
OT Mekhi Becton
Full – knee
WR Allen Lazard
Full – knee
TE Jeremy Ruckert
Full – shoulder
LB Quincy Williams
Full – knee
Full injury report
#Jets injury report: With Turner ruled out, the O-line will start its sixth different combo on Sunday against the Raiders. You could see Mitchell at RT and a new RG. With McDonald iffy, Lawson could be active. pic.twitter.com/JMWXIX3XCD
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) November 10, 2023
