Jets WRs Keelan Cole (knee) and Jamison Crowder (COVID) are questionable for Week 2 according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.

If one or both miss, look for Elijah Moore and Denzel Mims to start opposite Corey Davis like Week 1.

New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder has been activated from the reserve/COVID list.

Crowder should make an immediate impact for the Jets as he gives rookie quarterback Zach Wilson another reliable target to lean. Braxton Berrios, who was third on the team in wide receiver snaps in Week 1, will likely go back to a bit role, with Crowder joining Corey Davis and Elijah Moore in three-wide sets. Crowder may take some time to build chemistry with Zach Wilson and is currently our 86th ranked receiver for Week 2. Corey Davis is ranked 34th, while Elijah Moore, who disappointed in his NFL debut, is ranked 62nd.

Jets WRs Keelan Cole and Jamison Crowder will practice this week according to Jets head coach Robert Saleh. Cole returned today from a knee injury while Crowder will be available once he passes COVID protocols as expected.

Related Player: Denzel Mims

The returns of Cole and Crowder would add depth to the Jets receiving corps ahead of a tough matchup against the New England Patriots. Cole and Crowder were listed as starting receivers opposite Corey Davis in three-receiver sets.

Jets WR Jamison Crowder will not play Week 1 due to COVID-19, according to Brian Costello of the New York Post.

Related Players: Denzel Mims, Elijah Moore, Corey Davis

Crowder has not practiced since last week. He is the first of two starting wideouts that could miss Week 1 with Keelan Cole battling a knee injury. Look for Elijah Moore to take over slot duties.

Jets WR Jamison Crowder is still in COIVD-19 protocols, according to Harrison Glaser of Take Flight Media.

Related Players: Elijah Moore, Keelan Cole, Denzel Mims

It has been one week since Crowder has been battling COVID-19. His chances of playing Week 1 are getting smaller by the day.

Jamison Crowder could play in the Jets’ season opener Sunday after testing positive for COVID-19 last week, head coach Robert Saleh said Monday.

Crowder is vaccinated, meaning the veteran wide receiver will need two negative tests 24 hours apart this week to be eligible to play Sunday against the Panthers.

The story said Saleh added that Crowder’s positive test was an isolated incident with no other close contacts among the team. He also said no other players presently are dealing with COVID issues after returning to the team’s practice facility in Florham Park. The Jets had a weekend off ahead of the opener.

Jets WR Jamison Crowder has tested positive for COVID-19, according to Rich CImini of ESPN. He will go on the COVID-19 list and his availability for Week 1 is in question.

Related Players: Elijah Moore, Denzel Mims, Corey Davis, Keelan Cole, Tyler Kroft

Not only has Crowder tested positive but he had missed the last few practices with a groin issue. If Crowder were to miss Week 1, Elijah Moore and Keelan Cole would be benefactors opposite Corey Davis, and newly minted TE1 Tyler Kroft would help with passes closer to the line of scrimmage.

Jets GM Joe Douglas told reporters that WR Jamison Crowder missed practice Wednesday due to a minor groin injury.

The Jets have nine days before the final Week 1 injury report so a "minor" injury does not raise a red flag yet. If Crowder is still not practicing this time September 8, it should be a major concern for the veteran to have a lingering groin issue.