Jets WR Elijah Moore (quad) is day-to-day according to HC Robert Saleh.

Not what fantasy players want to see as Moore continues to build off of great performances. Moore is a locked-in play so long as he is active Week 14 against New Orleans.

Jets’ HC Robert Saleh told reporters that WR Corey Davis will undergo season-ending core-muscle surgery Tuesday.

Related players: Elijah Moore, Jamison Crowder, Keelan Cole, Braxton Berrios, Denzel Mims

Moore had already been emerging as the team's WR1 and that should continue the rest of the season with Crowder perhaps the team's WR2. Other snaps and targets likely go to some combination of Cole, Berrios and Mims. The struggling Zach Wilson at QB will continue limit fantasy values of all Jet WRs.

Rookie wide receiver Elijah Moore‘s recent play has been a bright spot.

“Elijah has been getting better every week. I’m really pumped for him. He’s starting to get into a rhythm,” Saleh said, via Joey Chandler of NJ.com. “He had the explosive play which we all know that he is capable of. He’s stacking up days. He’s only going to get better. He’s going to be a special kid.”

Moore was getting a ton of attention in camp before an injury quieted that down. But Moore is on another hot stretch and it looks like maybe the camp hype was warranted. Moore scored a touchdown for the third straight week during Sunday’s 24-17 loss to the Dolphins and posted eight catches for 141 yards in the losing effort. He has 24 catches for 336 yards over the last four games, the story said.

Jets WR Corey Davis (hip) is doubtful for Week 9's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Related Players: Keelan Cole, Elijah Moore, Jamison Crowder

Mike White will be without the best receiver for the Jets, but did well with the trio still available.

Jets WR Corey Davis (hip) is doubtful for Week 8 against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Related Players: Elijah Moore, Denzel Mims

Davis was injured during practice this week and it will sadly cost him. Mims should be active for this game, and a trio of Jamison Crowder, Moore, and Mims or Keelan Cole should start in three-wide sets.

Though rookie wide receiver Elijah Moore’s stats haven’t lived up to the promise he showed in preseason, Robert Saleh said Monday that not only will he continue to get his chances, but that there was a prevalent belief that he’ll soon turn his season around.

Moore has seen plenty of playing time but only has eight catches for 66 yards in 20 targets (he did miss a game with a concussion). HC Saleh, though, pointed to his game in London against the Falcons and their brutal secondary, where he did draw a 41-yard pass interference call. Moore started out having a great camp this year before getting hurt.

Jets WR Elijah Moore has been cleared from concussion protocol according to Ralph Vacchiano of SNY.

This is the cherry on top after collecting their first win of 2021. Denzel Mims is the biggest loser with Moore's return.

Elijah Moore is coming out of concussion protocol soon, Saleh says.

Moore, who was the darling of training camp this summer, suffered the concussion in Week 3 and missed Week 4 against the Titans. For the season he has eight catches for 66 yards and no touchdowns. The return of Jamison Crowder in Week 4 crowds the group of receivers even more heading into Week 5, but does give QB Zach Wilson all his weapons.

Jets HC Robert Saleh told reporters Friday that WR Elijah Moore (concussion) will not play Week 4 against the Titans.

Jamison Crowder will be questionable at worst for Week 4, so not all the receiver news is bad. Look for Corey Davis, Keelan Cole, and Crowder to start in three-wide sets.

Jets WR Elijah Moore is in concussion protocol according to John Glennon of SI.com. Fellow WR Jeff Smith is also in protocol.

The Jets receiver corps has been snake-bitten to start the 2021 season. If Moore is inactive Week 4, Keelan Cole, Corey Davis, and potentially Jamison Crowder (groin) will play in three-wide sets.