Jets QB Brady Cook to make first NFL start on Sunday
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Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced at his press conference that neither Tyrod Taylor nor Justin Fields will participate in the team’s first practice session of the week. Cook is the only other quarterback on either the active roster or the practice squad. Glenn has not named a starter for this Sunday’s game against the Jaguars.
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Both Tyrod Taylor (groin) and Justin Fields (knee) are injured. Brady Cook was dinged up last week but is evidently healthy ahead of the Jets (3-10) visiting the Jacksonville Jaguars (9-4) in Week 15. It's still unclear who will be part of the Jets' lineup on Sunday in terms of those injured players, but we have an insurance policy.
The New York Jets are just four days away from taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars. With just a few days to go, New York is completely up in the air at quarterba
Jets rookie quarterback Brady Cook handled the first-team reps on Wednesday with veterans Tyrod Taylor (groin) and Justin Fields (knee) out of practice.
Fellow QB Tyrod Taylor (groin) has also been ruled out by the Jets, which paves the way for Brady Cook to start for the team this weekend, with Adrian Martinez in line to be elevated from the practice squad to serve as Cook's backup. Fields' next chance to see game action will be Dec. 21, against the Saints on the road.
But the 36-year-old backup had an injury that forced him out, leaving Glenn with Fields as his only option. Fields started and won in Week 8, giving Glenn his first win as the Jets' head coach, subsequently keeping his starting job alive.
With two veteran QBs dealing with injuries and a rookie QB finding his footing during his first NFL season, HC Aaron Glenn said he will continue to evaluate his options at the position ahead of Week 15.
New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields will miss Sunday’s game against the Miami Dolphins due to knee soreness. Veteran Tyrod Taylor will get the start, while rookie quarterback Brady Cook will back him up.
Aaron Glenn thought the New York Jets' offense needed a boost, so he made a switch at quarterback. "I felt like it was the time to do it," Glenn said. "Had good conversations with both of those guys. And listen, these situations are not always easy.
The New York Jets have an intriguing matchup coming up on Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Since Justin Fields was benched, some in the fanbase have be
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