The Jets will be without top receiver Garrett Wilson against the Chiefs on Sunday as he remains in concussion protocol. Breece Hall returns after missing five games with a quad injury, joining a backfield where Braelon Allen has emerged as a productive option. New York also gets leading pass rusher David Bailey back.

By the Numbers
  • Wilson has 43 catches for 527 yards and 3 touchdowns.
  • Hall rushed for 163 yards on 51 carries and added 10 catches for 102 yards in 3 games before his injury.
  • Allen has topped 100 rushing yards 3 times, including a career-high 147 last week.
  • Bailey leads the Jets with 5.5 sacks.
Yes, But

Wilson’s absence is a major loss, but the Jets have other receiving options: Adonai Mitchell broke out for 142 yards and a touchdown last week, and rookie Omar Cooper Jr. has already had back-to-back 100-yard games. Hall’s return adds experience, though Allen’s recent production raises questions about how the carries will be divided.

State of Play
  • Coach Aaron Glenn says both Hall and Allen will be part of the backfield rotation.
  • Tight end Mason Taylor is cleared to play; cornerback Nahshon Wright and edge rusher Joseph Ossai are questionable.
  • Defensive lineman Harrison Phillips is also questionable, while linebacker Trevin Wallace is out.
Bottom Line

Hall’s return and Bailey’s availability help, but the Jets must compensate for losing their leading receiver against Kansas City.