Jets' Mitchell Had 'Small Procedure' to Repair Injured Finger, Rookie Cooper's Practice Window Open
Aaron Glenn said Mitchell had a small procedure and is moving his fingers well, but the Jets expect him to miss Sunday’s game.
- New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell underwent surgery on his injured finger, coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Wednesday, and he is unlikely to play Sunday against the New England Patriots.
- Mitchell sustained the injury before the Week 3 matchup against the Detroit Lions, and the team ultimately decided to proceed with the operation after attempting to recover without surgery.
- Glenn described the operation as "a small procedure," noting Mitchell is already moving his fingers well, and the team opted against placing him on injured reserve.
- Several teammates, including Breece Hall, Dylan Parham, and Joseph Ossai, will also miss practice on a week-to-week basis, though the Jets' receiving corps may receive help as rookie Omar Cooper Jr.'s 21-day practice window opened.
- Although social media speculation regarding Type 1 Diabetes complications has emerged, Mitchell remains a key vertical threat for the Jets' offense, having previously built chemistry with starting quarterback Geno Smith.
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Jets’ Mitchell had ‘small procedure’ to repair injured finger, rookie Cooper’s practice window open
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell recently had “a small procedure” on his hand to repair an injured finger and remains sidelined, coach Aaron
Jets' Mitchell had 'small procedure' to repair injured finger, rookie Cooper's practice window open
New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell recently had a procedure on his hand to fix an injured finger. Coach Aaron Glenn said Wednesday that Mitchell remains sidelined. He has missed three games since injuring his finger during practice on…
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