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ESPN's Rich Cimini reports that Jets TE Mason Taylor is emerging as a receiving threat.
Cimini believes Taylor "could relegate Jeremy Ruckert to a blocking role at tight end." While we did not expect Ruckert to command a fantasy-relevant target share, potentially consolidating positional targets is a positive for Mason. He is unlikely to break into the TE1 tier as a rookie but the Jets' receiving corps is terribly thin.
(Aug 1 -- NBC Sports)

Braelon Allen (knee soreness) resumed practicing after sitting out the Jets' last two practices.
ESPN's Rich Cimini reports that the Jets held Allen out of Tuesday's practice so he could get two days of rest before Thursday's practice; the team had Wednesday off. Allen was evidently still a little sore on Thursday and only retook the practice field today. Allen appears to be good to go after three days of rest, but following the situation closely is worthwhile. Allen has made waves with high-quality play in practice and is believed to be in line for 1B-type duties behind Breece Hall this year.
(Aug 1 -- NBC Sports)

Marvin Harrison: Held out again Friday
Harrison (knee) didn't practice Friday, though he was present for the session and "looks to be fine," Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.
(Aug 1 -- Rotowire)

Robert Saleh details how rare' Nick Bosa has evolved since rookie 49ers season
San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh explained how Nick Bosa has progressed as a player since his rookie season in 2019.
(Aug 1 -- Yahoo Sports)

Keaton Mitchell revealed that he tore his ACL, PCL, LCL and hamstring when he suffered a 2023 knee injury.
Mitchell says that doctors told him this would be a "career-ending" injury. The speedy back may never return to form but his recovery is remarkable in itself. Derrick Henry and Justice Hill have established roles in the offense, so it will be difficult for Mitchell to earn a fantasy-relevant workload. If he can secure eight or more touches per game, down the road, he could warrant flex consideration.
(Aug 1 -- NBC Sports)

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