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Bailey, Breece Hall and Mason Taylor Fully Practiced on Friday…

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced that wide receiver Garrett Wilson and linebacker Trevin Wallace are ruled out for Sunday's matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. Wilson remains in concussion protocol following a head injury sustained against the Las Vegas Raiders. Meanwhile, edge rusher David Bailey, running back Breece Hall, and tight end Mason Taylor practiced fully on Friday and are expected to play.
Bailey returns from a groin injury to help pressure Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, while the Jets' defense also focuses on stopping running back Kenneth Walker III. Offensively, coordinator Frank Reich and quarterback Geno Smith will lean on targets Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., and Isaiah Williams to fill the void left by Wilson's absence.
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