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Tim Patrick
WR · NYJ · 32 yrs · exp 9 · Utah
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Jets add DE Joseph Ossai to the PUP list, activate WR Tim Patrick to active roster
The Jets moved wide receiver Tim Patrick back to the active roster on Tuesday, the team announced
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Jets add DE Joseph Ossai to the PUP list, activate WR Tim Patrick to active roster
The Jets moved wide receiver Tim Patrick back to the active roster on Tuesday, the team announced. Defensive end Joseph Ossai, though, was added to the active/physically unable to perform list. Patrick, whose injury was undisclosed, went on the list Saturday. He signed with the Jets in May after appearing in 16 games for the Jaguars last season. He totaled 15 receptions for 187 yards and three touchdowns in 2025. Ossai, whose injury is undisclosed, signed with the Jets on March 12. A third-round pick of the Bengals in 2021, he has totaled 116 total tackles, 44 quarterback hits and 14.5 sacks. In 2025, Ossai played a career-high 616 defensive snaps and logged 71 special teams snaps. The Jets veterans reported to camp on Tuesday, and the team is scheduled to practice Wednesday morning at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center
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New York Jets News: T’Vondre Sweat, Tim Patrick, and Tyler Baron to start training camp on injured lists
T'Vondre Sweat, Tim Patrick, and Tyler Baron will begin New York Jets training camp on injured lists, the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) and NFI (Non-Football Injury) lists respectively
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Jets place DL T'Vondre Sweat on the active/non-football injury list
The Jets made three moves on Saturday ahead of the start of training camp next week. They included placing defensive lineman T’Vondre Sweat on the active/non-football injury list. Zack Rosenblatt of TheAthletic.com reports that Sweat has a minor hamstring injury that is not expected to keep him sidelined long. The acquisition of Sweat, in a trade with the Titans, was one of the team’s key offseason moves. Sweat totaled 34 tackles and two sacks last season. The Jets placed wide receiver Tim Patrick and defensive end Tyler Baron on the active/physically unable to perform list. Baron is working his way back from a knee injury that ended his rookie season in Week 14 last season. He appeared in six games in 2025, playing 95 defensive snaps and 35 special teams snaps and recorded nine tackles, including a tackle for loss. Patrick, whose injury is undisclosed, signed with the Jets in May after appeared in 16 games for the Jaguars last season. He totaled 15 receptions for 187 yards and three touchdowns in 2025
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Jets place DL T'Vondre Sweat on the active/non-football injury list
The Jets made three moves on Saturday ahead of the start of training camp next week. They included placing defensive lineman T'Vondre Sweat on the active/non-football injury list. Zack Rosenblatt of TheAthletic.com reports that Sweat has a minor hamstring injury that is not expected to keep him sidelined long. The acquisition of Sweat, in a trade with the Titans, was one of the team's key offseason moves. Sweat totaled 34 tackles and two sacks last season. The Jets placed wide receiver Tim Patrick and defensive end Tyler Baron on the active/physically unable to perform list. Baron is working his way back from a knee injury that ended his rookie season in Week 14 last season. He appeared in six games in 2025, playing 95 defensive snaps and 35 special teams snaps and recorded nine tackles, including a tackle for loss. Patrick, whose injury is undisclosed, signed with the Jets in May after appeared in 16 games for the Jaguars last season. He totaled 15 receptions for 187 yards and three touchdowns in 2025
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Jets place WR Tim Patrick, EDGE Tyler Baron on PUP list
With training camp beginning on Tuesday, July 28, the Jets made a handful of roster moves on Saturday afternoon
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Tim Patrick — Questionable
Sleeper status change for Tim Patrick (4351). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable
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Jets 2026 Position Breakdown: Will Garrett Wilson bounce back after injury-plagued 2025?
Heading into the 2026 season, the Jets have made a series of moves to improve their roster and overall depth, but are they ready to compete for a playoff spot? In this series, we’ll break down the depth chart for every position group. This time, we’ll go in depth at the wide receiver position … Starters: Garrett Wilson , Adonai Mitchell , Omar Cooper Jr. Backups: Isaiah Williams , Arian Smith , Tim Patrick Key additions/losses: Cooper was drafted with the 30th overall pick and Patrick was signed in free agency, while John Metchie III and Tyler Johnson departed in free agency Top performers in 2025: Wilson led the team with 395 yards and four touchdowns on 36 catches, despite only playing seven games 2025 ranking per PFF: Wilson was 36th out of 91 qualifying wide receivers in overall grade With three consecutive thousand-yard seasons to start his career, Wilson has already established himself as a top wide receiver and was deservedly rewarded with a big money deal ahead of last season. However, after a strong start saw him rack up 384 receiving yards in the first five games, Wilson only made two more appearances, leaving with a knee injury in both before being shut down for the rest of the year. The Jets will hope Wilson bounces back in 2026, and they’ve strengthened the personnel around him by bringing in Geno Smith at quarterback and two first-round pass-catchers, including tight end Kenyon Sadiq . Cooper was the other first-round pass-catcher and could start along with Wilson. The pair will have good interchangeability in terms of their ability to produce outside or in the slot. Mitchell was added at the deadline last season and showed some flashes of his potential as the Jets’ top passing game option down the stretch. In addition, Patrick was added recently, giving New York some much needed size and an experienced veteran, which was also something they lacked. Beyond the first four options, the Jets don’t have a lot of experience at wideout, so they could be at a disadvantage if there are a series of injuries. Smith and Williams are core special-teamers, but Smith had a disappointing rookie season while Williams worked his way into the rotation and ended up being voted as the team’s 2025 MVP. Longshot options to unseat either of these players include undrafted rookie Caullin Lacy and last year’s preseason standout Jamaal Pritchett . Arguably, the rotation doesn’t necessarily need to run five or six-deep because New York has tight ends and running backs who are capable of lining up in the slot -- and probably won’t have more than three receivers on the field very often anyway. Mitchell’s history is well-documented. He’s a tantalizing talent who has never reached his full potential, something which is in large part attributed to his struggles with diabetes. Apparently, when he is struggling with the symptoms, it can affect his focus, stamina, and effort level. As he was trying to move up the depth chart in Indianapolis and earn a chance to prove himself, it’s not hard to imagine how frustrating this has been for him. If the Jets can get the condition under control, the upside is practically limitless. In fact, his former wide receiver coach Reggie Wayne once called Mitchell the most talented receiver he’s ever seen. However, it’s clearly not as simple as keeping an eye on his levels, because the Colts knew all about his condition and still struggled to get the best out of him. Last season was Mitchell’s first chance at an extended run of playing time after he was traded to the Jets, and he was productive despite New York's passing game struggles, but did have some lapses. If the lightbulb can come on and Mitchell can prove he deserves to start and be a significant part of the gameplan, it will take the pressure off Cooper to deliver before he’s ready and could open up the passing game to a level not seen in recent seasons. Wilson will obviously be the number one option, but there should be a good battle between M [... truncated ...]
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New York Jets Flight Connections 06/20/26
This article provides a collection of links to various New York Jets news and analysis pieces, covering topics such as player performance, draft picks, kicking competition, defensive identity, and team outlook. It includes updates on Aaron Glenn, David Onyemata, Isaiah Williams, Tim Patrick, Mason Taylor, Cade York, Kenyon Sadiq, Vita Vea, John Simpson, Geno Smith, Rex Ryan, and T'Vondre Sweat
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2026 Season Outlook
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Patrick joined the Jets in May after catching 15 of his 24 targets for 187 yards and three TDs in 16 regular-season games with the Jaguars in 2025. He exceeded 700 receiving yards in both 2020 and 2021 with the Broncos but sat out the entire 2022 and 2023 seasons due to a torn ACL and torn Achilles, respectively. Patrick has registered a pair of three-touchdown campaigns since recovering from those injuries but has only 581 regular-season receiving yards over that span. The 32-year-old wideout will provide veteran depth and size (6-5, 210) in a young Jets wide receiver room led by 2022 first-round pick Garrett Wilson, rookie first-rounder Omar Cooper and Colts 2024 second-round pick Adonai Mitchell, all of whom are no taller than 6-2
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Scouting Jets wide receiver Tim Patrick
Over the next few months, we’ll be breaking down all undrafted free agents signed by the Jets. However, today we look at a recent veteran addition in wide receiver Tim Patrick. The 32-year old Patrick is listed at 6’5” and 210 pounds and was undrafted out Utah in 2017. He has started 49 games and caught 191 passes for 2,590 yards and 18 touchdowns in his NFL career. Background Patrick was unranked as a high school prospect and had to go down the junior college route as he spent three years at Grossmont between 2011 and 2013. In his final season, he earned all-PCAC honors after coming up just 36 yards short of a thousand yard season, while catching eight touchdown passes. He was initially still unable to earn a scholarship to a Division 1 school, but opted to walk on at Utah and then was given a scholarship after the first day of practice. Patrick’s first season at Utah saw him catch 16 passes for 177 yards but then he suffered a serious injury that ended his 2011 season and also meant he only played one game in the following season, with no stats. He was healthy in 2016 and racked up 711 yards and five touchdowns on 45 catches, ending up seventh in the PAC 12 in yards per catch. Despite not being invited to the scouting combine, Patrick had a good pro day and had a chance to be drafted but eventually got signed as an undrafted free agent by the Ravens. However, he was cut in camp and then claimed on waivers by the 49ers, who also cut him at the end of preseason. Eventually he did get an opportunity with the Broncos , who placed him on their practice squad and opted to sign him to a futures deal even though he didn’t play as a rookie. Patrick made his debut with the Broncos in 2018 and ended up making four starts with 23 catches for 315 yards and a touchdown. Then, injuries affected his 2019 season but he still had 16 catches for 218 yards in eight games. 2020 would be a breakout season for Patrick, who had two touchdowns in a 100-yard performance against the Jets on national television early in the year. He ended the season with 51 catches for 742 yards and six touchdowns. At the end of the season, Patrick signed a three-year extension and put up similar numbers in 2021 with 53 catches, 734 yards and five touchdowns. However, his career took a downturn as he did not play in 2022 or 2023 due to back-to-back season-ending injuries in training camp. In 2024, Patrick was sixth in voting for the comeback player of the year award as he made his return to action with the Lions having been released in final cuts by Denver . After a stint on the practice squad, Patrick was elevated to the main roster and had 33 catches for 394 yards and three scores. His 2025 season initially saw Patrick re-signing with the Lions but he was traded to the Jaguars and didn’t play much of a role with them as he started three games and caught 15 passes for less than 200 yards. The Jets signed Patrick to a one-year deal last week, which was worth a reported $2 million with $1 million in guarantees. Let’s move onto some more in-depth analysis of what Patrick brings to the table, based on in-depth research and film study. Measurables/Athleticism Patrick has excellent height and a big catch radius, but also put up good measurables during the pre-draft process (although this was nine years and two serious injuries ago). He ran 4.47 in the 40-yard dash at his pro day with a 37.5-inch vertical and 128-inch broad jump. His short shuttle was below average but he posted a sub-7.0 in the three-cone drill which is excellent for his size, along with 22 bench press reps. Usage Patrick fits the mold of a big target on the outside, but has played inside 25 percent of the time during his career. In fact, last season, he played there over 40 percent of the time, which was a career-high. He can also motion to the edge of the line from time to time, and has carried the ball as a rusher three times in his career, albeit that all three carries were in his [... truncated ...]
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New York Jets Flight Connections 05/16/26
Happy Saturday, Jets fans! Here are today’s links to help you kick off your weekend. NY Jets – What Is Your Biggest Takeaway From the Jets Schedule? Antwan Staley – After Jets’ primetime shutout, NFL VP points to flex scheduling as possibility Brian Costello – The NFL isn’t doing the Jets any favors with their schedule Michael Nania – NY Jets schedule prediction: There are wins that fans don’t see Michael Nania – Too many Jets fans are pegging these 3 matchups as losses Connor Long – Where does the NY Jets’ offensive line place in ESPN’s rankings? Connor Long – 3 takeaways from the NY Jets’ official 2026 schedule Bent – Jets 2026 schedule: Analysis and season prediction Albert Bainbridge IV – See NY Jets schedule release video for 2026 as ‘football is art’ Justin Melo – De’Von Achane extension makes Jets’ Breece Hall contract look better Justin Melo – Will Tim Patrick make the New York Jets’ 53-man roster? Nick Wojton – 2026 NFL schedule release: Jets one of five teams in this category Charlie Baduini – Jets’ Garrett Wilson snubbed in list of league’s top wide receivers Charlie Baduini – Darren Mougey makes good on post-draft promise to Breece Hall, Jets fans Justin Fried – Bailey Zappe somehow has a real path to the Jets’ backup QB job Jake Elman – Former Jets assistant gets new coaching job ahead of 88th birthday Colby Colwell – Jets Given More Reason for Hope That T’Vondre Sweat Trade Will Pay Off Efstathios Savvidis – Braelon Allen vs. Isaiah Davis : Which RB Should the Jets Trade This Offseason Jovan Alford – Predicting Every New York Jets Game Score Even Though It’s Way Too Early Here are your missed connections from yesterday. Have a great Saturday!
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Jets aim to bolster depth by signing veteran wide receiver
The Jets have agreed to terms with wide receiver Tim Patrick. ESPN’s Adam Schefter was the first to report it. It’s tough to view Patrick as anything more than a backup. He is 32 years old and only caught 15 passes in 2025 with Jacksonville. Patrick did have back to back 700 yard seasons in 2020 and 2021, but followed that up by missing two full years with a torn ACL and a torn Achilles. These two devastating injuries preceded a steep fall in his production. The Jets have Garrett Wilson , Omar Cooper, and Adonai Mitchell as their projected starters at wide receiver. The team will also likely use a fair share of two tight end sets with Kenyon Sadiq and Mason Taylor . There likely won’t be much playing time for Patrick. Nor should there be. This is a rebuilding team that would be best served giving its game reps to young players. I’d guess the Jets believe Patrick can be a positive locker room influence on a young team. That likely led to the signing more than expectations of production
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Jets signing veteran WR Tim Patrick to one-year deal
Good morning Gang Green Nation! Here are your links to your New York Jets this glorious Friday in May. Eric Allen – 2026 Jets Schedule Analysis | Six Pack of Takeaways Randy Lange – Jets’ 2026 Home Schedule Shapes Up as a Proverbial Tale of Two Halves Randy Lange – Jets Announce 2026 Preseason Schedule Rich Cimini – New York Jets schedule 2026: Takeaways, predictions Brian Costello – Jets 2026 NFL schedule takeaways: Easiest and toughest games Andrew Battifarano – Jets 2026 NFL schedule: Dates and opponents for Weeks 1-18 Brian Costello – Jets already cut undrafted rookie kicker Will Ferrin Brian Costello – Jets to face ex-coach Robert Saleh’s revamped Titans to kick off 2026 season Ben Krimmel – Jets 2026 regular season schedule: Gang Green has to wait until Week 6 for first division game Robert Sanchez – Jets signing veteran WR Tim Patrick to one-year deal Nick Wojton – 2026 New York Jets schedule: Full dates, times announced for every game Geoffrey A Knox – ESPN offers encouragement and caution regarding Jets QB Cade Klubnik Geoffrey A Knox – Jets continue their offseason culture shift with Tim Patrick addition Geoffrey A Knox – One word perfectly captures Jets’ biggest offseason improvement Dan Treacy – New York Jets schedule 2026: Dates & times for all 17 games, strength of schedule and predictions Matt Sullivan – ESPN analyst makes Cade Klubnik claim that makes no sense for Jets Matt Sullivan – Cade Klubnik’s landing spot with Jets receives unusual optimism Phil Sullivan – Tim Patrick Jets Signing Adds Veteran Depth to WR Room Phil Sulivan – Jets Schedule Released, Open 2026 Season Against Robert Saleh & the Titans Charlie Baduini – Jets may avoid facing Packers star Micah Parsons according to NFL schedule release Charlie Baduini – Jets’ Breece Hall contract aging like a fine wine after Dolphins extend De’Von Achane Charlie Baduini – Jets narrow down kicker competition in wake of Tim Patrick signing Charlie Baduini – Jets’ opponent could give Geno Smith more than enough fuel for revenge Michael Zimmelman – The Five Toughest Games for the 2026 Jets Schedule Enzo Flojo – Jets game-by-game predictions after 2026 NFL Schedule release Ben Strauss – Of course the Jets are opening 2026 season vs. Robert Saleh’s Titans Bailey Bassett – Jets sign ex-Jaguars, Broncos WR with 18 career touchdowns Here are your missed connections from yesterday
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Jets announce WR Tim Patrick signing, waive K Will Ferrin
The Jets officially signed wide receiver Tim Patrick on Thursday. Patrick visited with the team and agreed to terms on a deal for the 2026 season on Wednesday. The Jets waived kicker Will Ferrin in a corresponding move. Patrick will join Garrett Wilson , first-round pick Omar Cooper, and Adonai Mitchell at the top of the team's receiver depth chart. Patrick had 15 catches for 187 yards and three touchdowns in 16 games for the Jaguars last season. Patrick had 176 catches for 2,403 yards and 15 touchdowns for the Lions and Broncos before landing with the Jags. Ferrin signed with the Jets after going undrafted this year. He kicked at BYU and Boise State during his time in college
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Jets announce WR Tim Patrick signing, waive K Will Ferrin
The Jets signed WR Tim Patrick and waived K Will Ferrin
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Jets add wideout Tim Patrick in veteran depth move
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The NFL will release the 2026 schedule for all 32 teams today. If history is any indicator, most of the schedule will be leaked prior to the official release. Personally, I have a difficult time getting too invested in this stuff. We have known the full slate of home and away games for months. I don’t much care when the Jets face each opponent. Just win baby. But if this is something that interests you, great! Today’s your day. Here are your links to your New York Jets this glorious Thursday in May: Eric Allen – 6 Things to Know About the 2026 Jets Schedule Randy Lange – Breece by the Numbers | Newly Re-Signed Hall Takes Jets Record Book by Storm Rich Cimini – Source: Jets agree to terms with veteran WR Tim Patrick Rich Cimini – 10 takeaways from the New York Jets’ offseason Brian Costello – Jets add wideout Tim Patrick in veteran depth move JetsFix – Roster News: Jets to sign WR Patrick JetsFix – Which ex-Jets will be playing in the CFL this year? Robert Sanchez – Jets signing veteran WR Tim Patrick to one-year deal Justin Melo – Jets rookies D’Angelo Ponds, Omar Cooper Jr. thrilled to be teammates Justin Melo – Breece Hall believes in how Jets are rebuilding the roster Justin Melo – Jets rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq: ‘Possibilities are endless’ for usage Justin Melo – How difficult is the Jets’ 2026 NFL schedule compared to the AFC East? Sam Robinson – Jets To Sign WR Tim Patrick Andrew Gitto – Jets WR depth chart: How Tim Patrick signing impacts offensive weapons for Geno Smith in New York Matt Sullivan – Jets’ 2026 projected offense looks surprisingly great, other than one position Matt Sullivan – How one field goal from Jets’ Nick Folk changed the future of 5 NFL teams Matt Sullivan – 3 reasons why Aaron Glenn has no excuse for Jets’ defense in 2026 Matt Sullivan – Jets are in ‘no rush’ to add key position despite dwindling options Justin Fried – Geno Smith’s Jets return in 2026 comes with one massive question Mike Luciano – Jets finally make this under-the-radar wide receiver move after years of rumors Charlie Baduini – Harrison Phillips taking young Jets DT under his wing during offseason workouts Mike Luciano – Jets may get early shot at Minkah Fitzpatrick revenge game, per schedule rumors Michael Zimmelman – Jets Special Teams Success Comes Down To Kicker Competition Michael Zimmelman – Jets Sign Wide Receiver With Ties to Glenn and Mougey James Gruter – Three Things to Know Before the Big Jets Schedule Release Bailey Bassett – Jets sign ex-Jaguars, Broncos WR with 18 career touchdowns Here are your missed connections from yesterday
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Jets to sign WR Tim Patrick
The Jets added rookie Omar Cooper to their receiver group late in the first round of the draft and they're now set to add a veteran wideout to the corps as well. Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports that the Jets have agreed to terms with Tim Patrick . Patrick visited with the team on Wednesday. Patrick spent last season with the Jaguars and caught 15 passes for 187 yards and three touchdowns. He spent six seasons with the Broncos before moving on to Jacksonville , but only saw action in four of those years because a torn ACL and a torn Achilles forced him to miss 2022 and 2023. He played for Detroit in 2024. Patrick had 143 catches for 2,009 yards and 12 touchdowns in Denver . He had 33 catches for 394 yards and three touchdowns in Detroit. Jets General Manager Darren Mougey worked for Denver when Patrick was there and head coach Aaron Glenn was the Lions' defensive coordinator in 2024. In addition to Cooper and Patrick, the Jets have Garrett Wilson , Adonai Mitchell , Isaiah Williams , Arian Smith and Irv Charles at receiver
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Jets to sign WR Tim Patrick
The Jets added rookie Omar Cooper to their receiver group late in the first round of the draft and they’re now set to add a veteran wideout to the corps as well. Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports that the Jets have agreed to terms with Tim Patrick. Patrick visited with the team on Wednesday. Patrick spent last season with the Jaguars and caught 15 passes for 187 yards and three touchdowns. He spent six seasons with the Broncos before moving on to Jacksonville, but only saw action in four of those years because a torn ACL and a torn Achilles forced him to miss 2022 and 2023. He played for Detroit in 2024. Patrick had 143 catches for 2,009 yards and 12 touchdowns in Denver. He had 33 catches for 394 yards and three touchdowns in Detroit. Jets General Manager Darren Mougey worked for Denver when Patrick was there and head coach Aaron Glenn was the Lions’ defensive coordinator in 2024. In addition to Cooper and Patrick, the Jets have Garrett Wilson, Adonai Mitchell, Isaiah Williams, Arian Smith and Irv Charles at receiver
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