Summary
The New York Jets have signed former Chicago Bears running back Khalil Herbert after their player, Braelon Allen, injured his knee and will miss part of the 2025 season. Allen's injury occurred during a game against the Miami Dolphins, leading the Jets to put him on the injured reserve list. Herbert, with past experience, will join the Jets' backfield but is not expected to start unless other injuries occur.
Key Facts
- Braelon Allen of the New York Jets injured his knee in Week 4 against the Miami Dolphins.
- Allen has been placed on injured reserve and will miss a minimum of four games.
- The Jets' signed Khalil Herbert, a former running back for the Chicago Bears, as a replacement.
- Herbert had over 100 carries and 600 rushing yards in both the 2022 and 2023 seasons.
- Despite Allen's absence, the Jets rank third in the NFL for rushing yards, averaging 144.5 yards per game.
- The Dallas Cowboys, the Jets' upcoming opponent, have allowed the most defensive yards in the league through the first four weeks.
