Tim Patrick Activated from IR Just in Time for Jets to Face Browns
The New York Jets have activated wide receiver Tim Patrick from injured reserve, clearing him to play Sunday against the Cleveland Browns without an injury designation.
HotTakes Editorial TeamUpdated 1 min read
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The New York Jets are finally getting some offensive reinforcements. According to Adam Schefter, wide receiver Tim Patrick has been activated from injured reserve and carries no injury designation for Sunday.
That means Patrick is a full go against the Cleveland Browns. No pitch counts, no questionable tags, just a healthy veteran ready to step back onto the field.
"Adam Schefter reported Patrick has no game status designation for Sunday."
The timing could not be better for a New York squad that desperately needs a spark. The Jets are coming off a brutal 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears where moving the football looked like an absolute chore.
Adding a big-bodied target like Patrick back into the rotation gives this passing game a much-needed safety valve to help stop the bleeding.
But let us be real about the situation. Throwing a healthy receiver into the Jets' current offensive setup is like putting premium gas in a car with three flat tires. It helps, but you still have a lot of work to do before you hit the highway.
Anyone looking at the betting markets for player props will probably want to see how many snaps Patrick actually logs in his first game back before trusting him with their money.
For now, his return at least gives the Jets a fighting chance to look like a functional football team when Cleveland comes to town this weekend.
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The Jets scored just 12 points in their recent loss to the Bears.
What's next
Patrick will suit up against the Browns on Sunday, though his snap count in his first game back remains to be seen.

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