Huddle Up: Hall has been a workhorse this season, logging 18-plus touches in eight of his 12 games. The lack of a passing game has limited his upside, but Hall should still be able to turn his heavy workload into solid numbers against a suspect Miami run defense. Pencil him in as a RB2 in Week 14.

Huddle Up: Fields has been replaced as the starting backup for the Jets by Tyrod Taylor. He was not a factor in fantasy lineups before this development.

Huddle Up: As an offensive player, Williams is not a recommended fantasy option. However, he is worth using in specialty fantasy leagues which reward individual return yardage.

Huddle Up: The good news is that Metchie has at least three receptions in each of his past three games, but his modest two-game touchdown streak came to an end. Still, treat him as a low-end WR4 or top WR5 heading Week 14 against the Miami Dolphins.

Huddle Up: Taylor has settled posting two or three grabs per week with 20-30 yards. He has just one touchdown this season, too. As such, treat him more as a low-end TE2 in most fantasy leagues heading into Week 14. Remember, though, he did have five receptions for 65 yards on targets in the first meeting in Miami on Sept. 29.

Huddle Up: Hall's rushing total was his highest since Week 10 against the Cleveland Browns, which was also the last time he scored a touchdown. The last time he had a rushing TD was Week 8 when he ran for 133 yards with two rushing scores. Despite the dip in fantasy production lately, he remains a solid RB2 in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Mitchell is going to be a popular addition off of the waiver wire heading into Week 14. His previous career high was 96 yards back in Week 4 as a member of the Indianapolis Colts, and he should have had his first NFL TD then, too, but he let go of the ball just before reaching the goal line, landing in Shane Steichen's doghouse. He has a new team now, and he could be a surprise fantasy help down the stretch if he keeps up this type of production. Still, treat him as a WR5 with upside heading into Week 14 against the Miami Dolphins.

Huddle Up: The two touchdowns were fine, but the passing yardage total was so-so again. He continues to be worthy of low-end QB2 fantasy consideration and nothing more. The Jets host the Miami Dolphins in Week 14.

Huddle Up: Taylor has been targeted at least five times in three of his last five games but has been held under 35 yards in every game during that span. He will likely see a few targets next week but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Mitchell has been targeted 13 times in two games since joining the Jets and appears to be an important part of the team's passing game. He has only caught three of his 13 targets in the two games but should still see a similar workload in Week 13. He should probably be avoided in leagues until he can be a more consistent receiver for the team.

Huddle Up: The Jets do not have any clear starting receivers, but Metchie has caught a touchdown in each of the last two games. He seems to be a reliable target for Tyrod Taylor and could be a possible flex option in deeper leagues next week.

Huddle Up: Hall has been a bright spot for the Jets offense this season with at least 100 total yards in three of his last four games. He should see plenty of touches again next week and should be a starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Taylor had a decent game against the Ravens and will likely continue to be the starting quarterback for the time being. He may have some success against the Atlanta Falcons next week and can be a starting option in two-quarterback leagues.

Huddle Up: Taylor is only an option in superflex leagues you can use an extra quarterback.

Huddle Up: Wilson will have to miss three more games, so he will only be available for a few games if he comes off the Reserve/Injured list. Fantasy players can stash him on their roster until he returns. John Metchie was the leading receiver for the Jets in Week 11, but none of the Jets receivers are strong fantasy options.

Huddle Up: While Taylor's 4-30-0 line was modest, he did tie for the team lead in catches and was second to John Metchie in receiving yards. That's an ongoing issue, however, as the rookie hasn't reached the 40-yard mark since Oct. 5, and he's finished with fewer than 35 yards in 8 of his 10 games this season. Taylor is a fringe TE2 for those in leagues deep enough to carry a backup tight end.

Huddle Up: To be clear, Mitchell did not play well on Thursday night. Justin Fields had his best throw of the game on a deep shot to Mitchell that went right through the receiver's hands, and he dropped another one on a crossing route later in the game. Despite that, it was encouraging to see the Jets turn to the recently acquired wideout so often in the absence of Garrett Wilson (knee). It makes sense for New York to take a long look at Mitchell, who was a second-round pick just one year ago, and it's something those in deeper leagues should take note of. In fact, if you're desperate for receiving help or have a roster spot available, you might consider rolling the dice on Mitchell as a speculative addition. For those in standard formats, you're safe to take a wait-and-see approach.

Huddle Up: With Garrett Wilson (knee) landing on IR, the Jets will be looking to some unproven options on the outside to pick up the slack. On Thursday night, Metchie was the most successful, leading the team in receiving yards and catching Justin Fields' lone touchdown strike. Given how much the passing game has struggled, there's no need for those in standard leagues to target Metchie at this time, while those in deeper leagues can at least add him to the watch list to see how he performs in Week 12.

Huddle Up: Coming off back-to-back monster games, Hall crashed back to Earth on Thursday night, accounting for 64 total yards. That will be the concern going forward with Hall, who carries the double-edged sword of being the Jets' primary option where he'll consistently get lots of opportunities, but defenses will continue to key on him, especially until Garrett Wilson (knee) returns. Keep Hall in your lineup as an RB2 with weekly risk/reward potential.

Huddle Up: When fantasy owners roll the dice on Fields, this is pretty much what they're hoping for: solid yardage as a runner and multiple touchdowns. From an NFL perspective, the Ohio State product just looks incredibly limited. Clearly, you can't put all of New York's struggles on Fields -- Adonai Mitchell dropped two passes, including what should've been a big gain, and the absence of Garrett Wilson (knee) will be an issue for at least three more games -- but with extra rest before a Week 12 visit to Baltimore, you wonder if the Jets make the switch to Tyrod Taylor. If he's under center in Week 12, Fields offers his usual puncher's chance at delivering playable value with his legs.

Huddle Up: Adonai Mitchell is one to watch here. He has just two catches in the last four games, but he was a second-round pick in 2024 and will likely get a shot. Pick him up in deep leagues and keep him on the watch list elsewhere.

Huddle Up: Wilson being out means the Jets' passing attack is lacking any true threats to opposing defenses. If anyone is benefiting from this on a fantasy front, it is Breece Hall, as he has a chance to be a dual-threat out of the backfield and can be an RB2 in your lineup.

Huddle Up: Wilson is unlikely to return to the field until December, so fantasy players should monitor his status over the next few weeks. Tyler Johnson, Isaiah Williams, Allen Lazard, John Metchie and Adonai Mitchell are all candidates to receive targets in the passing game but none of them should be starting fantasy options.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation during the week to see if Wilson will be available for the Week 11 game. He is usually the main target in the passing game for the Jets but did not record a catch after being targeted three times before the injury in Week 10. Fantasy players should have other options ready in case he is not available.

Huddle Up: The Jets did not have much success in the passing game this week, so Taylor was not able to help fantasy players this week. He has some solid games earlier in the season but has been held to under 35 yards in each of the last four games. He can be avoided in fantasy leagues until he becomes more of an option in the Jets passing game.

Huddle Up: Hall accounted for most of the Jets' offensive production against the Browns with his 125 total yards. He has rushed for at least 80 yards in five of his nine games and has also been involved in the passing game. He should be a starting option in all leagues next week against the New England Patriots.