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The New York Jets are signing linebacker Mykal Walker to their practice squad, adding some depth to a relatively thin position group.

The New York Jets are signing linebacker Mykal Walker to their practice squad, according to a report from Connor Long of Jets X-Factor. Walker spent the 2025 season and 2026 offseason with New York before being waived with an injury settlement over the summer. His return provides needed depth after injuries to Kiko Mauigoa and Trevin Wallace left the position group severely depleted.
The Jet Press suggests that despite fan speculation about potential trades involving starters Demario Davis or Jamien Sherwood following the move, significant deals remain unlikely. While Sherwood's improved recent play could attract interest from contenders seeking depth, Davis' age and contract guarantee make a trade improbable, keeping the team's linebacker core mostly intact.
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