Kris Boyd Shooting: Stable and Recovering

New York Jets' decision to bench struggling quarterback Justin Fields in favor of backup Tyrod Taylor, who is set to start in the upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens. Coach Aaron Glenn made the announcement following Fields' continued poor performance, particularly a recent loss where he only passed for 116 yards, contributing to the team's 2-8 record and worst-ranked passing offense.

New York Jets special teams player, Kris Boyd, in New York City. According to the report by Rich Cimini, Boyd is in critical but stable condition at Bellevue Hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to the abdomen early Sunday morning at a Midtown restaurant.

New York Jets and the team's ongoing quarterback situation following a recent loss. Jets coach Aaron Glenn is quoted as "evaluating everything," including the possibility of benching Justin Fields in favor of Tyrod Taylor due to Fields' poor passing performance and the team's low passing yardage average. The article details Fields' struggles, his limited yardage, and the challenges faced by the team, including a patchwork receiving corps after star receiver Garrett Wilson was placed on injured reserve. Ultimately, Glenn wants to make a decision that "gives us the best chance to win" as the Jets look to finish their season positively, despite dim playoff hopes.

New York Jets placing star wide receiver Garrett Wilson on injured reserve (IR) due to a knee injury, meaning he will miss at least four games. The report details the impact of Wilson's absence on the Jets' already struggling passing offense and mentions that fellow receiver Josh Reynolds is also on IR, creating opportunities for other players like Adonai Mitchell and Arian Smith. The article also highlights head coach Aaron Glenn's combative interactions with reporters regarding Wilson’s injury status and his refusal to name a starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the Patriots, which could be a make-or-break moment for quarterback Justin Fields.

New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn's comments regarding the limited usage of quarterback Justin Fields as a runner during their loss to the Patriots, citing a desire not to put Fields in "harm's way" like a running back. While Fields was effective running early in the game, the coaching staff intentionally reduced those calls due to his injury history and the perceived danger of repeated hits, despite running being perhaps his best attribute.

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