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Jets Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and Wide Receiver Omar Cooper Jr. ‘Week to Week’ with Injuries
- On Tuesday, the New York Jets confirmed that safety Minkah Fitzpatrick is expected to miss 2-3 weeks following a groin injury sustained during Sunday's 23-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans.
- The veteran safety played only six snaps in his Jets debut before exiting in Nashville, where trainers helped him off the field and he did not return to the game.
- Safety Andre Cisco will take over the position, with head coach Aaron Glenn confirming on Monday that Cisco has begun picking up the roles Fitzpatrick usually handles at nickel.
- Avoiding injured reserve, the team targets a potential return for Fitzpatrick in Week 4 or Week 5, sidestepping the mandatory four-game absence that IR placement would require.
- Facing a Week 2 home opener against the Green Bay Packers, the Jets must also manage the status of Omar Cooper, who remains week-to-week with an ankle sprain.
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By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and rookie wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. are not practicing Wednesday because of injuries and coach Aaron Glenn said they are “week to week.” Fitzpatrick injured his groin early in the Jets’ season-opening 23-10 win at Tennessee last Sunday. Cooper, […]
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Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. 'week to week' with injuries
New York Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and rookie wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. are not practicing because of injuries, according to coach Aaron Glenn. Fitzpatrick injured his groin during the Jets' season-opening win at Tennessee last Sunday, while Cooper left…
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