The New York Jets have now released their Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s game at Heinz Field against the Pittsburgh Steelers and it looks somewhat similar to the one they released on Wednesday outside of one new name being added to it.
Not practicing again on Thursday were quarterback Bryce Petty (shoulder), wide receiver Eric Decker (shoulder), tight end Braeden Bowman (knee), guard Brian Winters (concussion), and cornerback Darrelle Revis (hamstring).
Jets head coach Todd Bowles said Thursday that Revis will likely be a game-time decision on Sunday. As for the other four players who failed to practice, it seems unlikely that they will be able to play against the Steelers.
Limited on Thursday for the Jets were wide receiver Jalin Marshall (shoulder), defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson (ankle) and tackle Ryan Clady (shoulder). While Marshall is moving in the right direction after failing to practice on Wednesday, Wilkerson has gone in the opposite direction as he had practiced fully on Wednesday. He is a player to look for on Friday when the Jets release their final injury report for the week.
Practicing fully on Thursday for the Jets were running back Matt Forte (knee, ribs), wide receiver Jeremy Ross (hamstring), linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin (illness), wide receiver Robby Anderson (back), wide receiver Brandon Marshall (foot), and cornerback Buster Skrine (foot). Skrine, however, is a new addition to the Jets injury report.
