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Moses in Week 3 went down with a knee injury and is expected to miss some time, though he avoided injured reserve. Losing Moses is a blow for a Jets offensive line that Pro Football Focus grades as the league’s 19th best pass-blocking unit.

Moses landing on injured reserve would require him to miss a minimum of four games. The Jets’ decision not to place on him IR suggests he can return in less time, which was hinted at over the weekend when the team said he would miss 2-4 weeks. Moses will miss Week 4’s contest against the Broncos and is likely a long shot to return in Week 5 against the Vikings. A Week 6 return against division rival Buffalo could be in the cards for what will prove to be an important game early in the season.

It’s not a bad outcome after veteran Moses went down in a heap Thursday evening, though he could still end up a candidate for injured reserve. The Jets at least have a viable backup plan in rookie first-rounder Olu Fashanu, but it’s never good to have to dip into your critical depth this early in the season.

Moses got rolled up early in the fourth quarter and went down in a heap of pain. He did make his way to the sideline unassisted before a brief stop in the blue tent. He then headed to the locker room and was ruled out a bit later. An MRI is undoubtedly coming. First-round rookie Olu Fashanu is the next man up.

The Jets need all the help they can get on the offensive line after a disastrous 2023 season. Pro Football Focus graded New York’s offensive line as last year’s third worst pass-blocking unit. Moses, meanwhile, was graded by PFF as the 21st best pass blocking tackle out of 90 qualifying players.

Humphrey was added to Thursday’s injury report with a hamstring injury but was a limited participant in Friday’s practice to close out the week. Humphrey will in all likelihood play barring any setbacks, but we’ll know more about his status as we draw closer to game time. In addition to Humphrey, right tackle Morgan Moses (shoulder) was also listed as questionable, but he logged a full practice every day of the week.

Moses missed Week 9 because of the shoulder injury but looks ready to return for Baltimore’s Week 10 bout with the Cleveland. Moses has been a solid starter for the Ravens when healthy, allowing one sack on 240 pass-blocking reps according to Pro Football Focus. Getting him back should help the Ravens in their efforts to hold of the Browns’ elite pass-rush.

Moses is battling a shoulder injury and is considered week to week. He should have a good shot at returning for Week 10 vs. Cleveland’s ferocious front seven.

Stanley returned to practice on Thursday and logged back-to-back full practices to close out the week. Right tackle Morgan Moses (shoulder) runs the risk of missing Sunday’s contest against the Seahawks after being held out of practice all week and being slapped with a doubtful tag heading into the weekend. If Moses isn’t able to go, Patrick Mekari is listed behind him on the depth chart and will likely draw the start.

Stanley was added to the injury report with a shoulder issue, not practicing to start the week. Lamar Jackson’s blindside protector has dealt with injuries throughout his career and will aim to get back to practice to be ready for Week 9. Ravens RT Morgan Moses (shoulder) also missed practice on Wednesday.