
New York Jets rookie edge rusher David Bailey has stepped away from social media to sharpen his focus on football, deleting his Instagram account early in the season. The No.
2 overall pick from Texas Tech cited concerns over time management, admitting the platform’s addictive nature distracted him from key priorities like physical training and studying the playbook. Despite his absence from Instagram, Bailey’s on-field impact has been undeniable, delivering a standout performance last Sunday with three sacks and earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors.
His recent success has only reinforced his commitment to prioritizing his athletic development over digital engagement, with no plans to return to the app anytime soon.
Meanwhile, the New England Patriots face a challenging week with multiple key players listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Bears. Starting running back TreVeyon Henderson (ankle), left tackle Will Campbell (knee), and top receiver A.J.
Brown (ankle) remain uncertain, with Brown sidelined since Week 1. The Patriots’ decision to play without these stars could be complicated by their Thursday-night game against Chicago, where rushing their recovery might not be advisable.
Cleveland Browns receiver KC Concepcion, who suffered a concussion in the Jets’ win over his team, dismissed suggestions of a dirty hit by Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, calling it simply a standard football play.
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