New York Jets injury report Week 9: Latest on Aaron Rodgers, Allen Lazard, Haason Reddick, and more for TNF clash

The New York Jets are on a five-game losing streak, and each new loss has their postseason hopes hanging by a finer thread. They're up against the in-form Houston Texans in Week 9. So it's not going to get easier for Aaron Rodgers and Co.

Ahead of the Texans' showdown, let's take a look at the Jets' injury report.

New York Jets injury report

Here's a look at the Jets' injury report ahead of Week 9:

Aaron Rodgers' injury update

According to the Sporting News, Aaron Rodgers is currently on the injury report for a combination of niggles. The four-time MVP has knee and hamstring issues ahead of the crunch Week 9 showdown.

Despite the double designation, Rodgers will be on the Gridiron against the Texans. He was listed as a full participant in Tuesday's training session.

Allen Lazard's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Allen Lazard did not participate in Tuesday's training session. The veteran wide receiver is dealing with a chest issue and was also absent from training on Monday.

Jets' interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich considers Lazard as a week-to-week injury case. Hence, it's unlikely that he'll suit up in the mid-week game against the Texans.

C.J. Mosley's injury update

According to CBS Sports, C.J. Mosley has not participated in any training session this week. The linebacker is dealing with a neck injury and has undergone an MRI to assess the severity of the injury.

Furthermore, the report states that Mosley is visiting a neck and spine specialist. He'll likely miss the Texans game, and his response to treatment will determine how soon he can return to the Gridiron.

Haason Reddick's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Haason Reddick was a full participant in the Jets' training session on Tuesday. The veteran linebacker was dealing with a neck issue after making his debut for the Jets in Week 8 of the 2024 NFL season.

Reddick participated in 26 snaps on his debut, but failed to make a single tackle. He'll like to get the chance to redeem himself against the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football.