Jets elevate two from practice squad ahead of Chiefs game
The New York Jets are making strategic roster adjustments ahead of their high-stakes Week 9 clash with the Kansas City Chiefs, looking to turn the page on a three-game losing streak. The team has promoted offensive tackle Brant Banks and linebacker Troy Reeder from the practice squad to the active roster, adding depth to an offensive line and secondary that have faced challenges in recent weeks.
Banks, a versatile lineman, and Reeder, a steady presence in pass coverage and run support, will join a Jets squad aiming to regain its footing against a Chiefs defense that has been a formidable opponent in recent matchups. The move comes as the Jets also prepare for the return of key contributors like running back Breece Hall and offensive lineman David Bailey, who have been instrumental in the team’s offensive efforts.
