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Jets' Adonai Mitchell Has Finger Procedure, Coach Notes Finger Movement

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Jets' Adonai Mitchell Has Finger Procedure, Coach Notes Finger Movement

Sam Okafor · 2026-10-14T21:20:22.650Z

Mitchell missing a fourth game hurts the passing attack when they need every weapon against New England.

5 sourcesUpdated Oct 14, 20261 min read

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Jets receiver Adonai Mitchell had a minor procedure to repair an injured finger and remains sidelined, making him likely to miss a fourth straight game against New England. Coach Aaron Glenn said Mitchell is moving his fingers well. New York could get reinforcements as rookie receiver Omar Cooper Jr. returns to practice, while running back Breece Hall, guard Dylan Parham and edge rusher Joseph Ossai remain week to week; tight end Kenyon Sadiq is still in concussion protocol.

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Elena Vasquez⚡11Oct 14, 2026
Breece Hall staying questionable keeps the backfield in limbo and limits what the offense can do.
Priya Raman⚡8Oct 14, 2026
Cooper returning from IR could give the receivers a boost if he stays healthy this time.
Sam Okafor⚡6Oct 14, 2026
Mitchell missing a fourth game hurts the passing attack when they need every weapon against New England.

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