Jets WR Jamison Crowder has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the 49ers with a hamstring injury, according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.

Crowder led the Jets in catches and reception yards Sunday and will now cede that production to Breshad Perriman and Chris Hogan. Perriman and Hogan have better-than-expected match-ups against the 49ers with CB Richard Sherman on IR. That said, the Jets passing game loses their best receiver for this week.

According to Connor Hughes on Twitter, New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder is set to miss Thursday's practice with a hamstring injury.

Missing practice on a Thursday is an ominous sign for Crowder's potential availability this weekend. Already down Le'Veon Bell, it could spell bad news for the Jets offense if Crowder is forced to miss any game action. Tight end Chris Herndon and receivers Breshad Perriman and Chris Hogan figure to be the main beneficiaries if the Jets top target misses Week 2 against the San Francisco 49ers.

Breshad Perriman “feeling a lot better,” per HC Adam Gase.

Related players: Denzel Mims, Jamison Crowder, Chris Hogan, Braxton Berrios

Perriman isn't a lock to play in Week 1 but it's at least some good news he's heading in the right direction from a swelled knee issue. Crowder looks to be the best WR option for the Jets in Week 1, esp. since Mims' hamstring issue could keep him out as well. Hogan could also see plenty of targets in Week 1 if Mims and Perriman can't go.

On most practice days, the Jets are lining up with Breshad Perriman, Jamison Crowder and Jeff Smith, a former undrafted free agent with one career catch. When Perriman missed a day with knee swelling, it served as a sobering reminder: The Jets are one injury away from a full-blown crisis.

Related players: Denzel Mims

The Jets like to run a lot of three-WR sets and the injury to Mims is a big deal as he was supposed to be the WR3. Even if he's back soon, he'll be behind as far as learning the offense and being on the same page as QB Sam Darnold. Because of the low numbers, the Jets recently signed veteran Chris Hogan, who Gase called a "down and dirty" competitor. Hogan has looked good but he hasn't been an every-down player since 2018.