Jets WR Robby Anderson was arrested in Florida early Friday morning, according to insider Andy Slater. Anderson is reportedly facing several charges, including harm to a public servant/family, reckless driving, eluding police, and resisting arrest. He was also arrested last May at a music fest and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice. Anderson might be looking at a 2018 suspension.

The Jets have fired OC John Morton. He lasted just 1 season in the Big Apple. The 2017 Jets ranked 28th in total yards and 24th in points -- although they probably overachieved considering their talent-deprived roster. We'll see who the Jets bring in to replace Morton.

Jets WR Robby Anderson (hamstring) is not listed on the final injury report. He reportedly aggravated a hamstring injury on Thursday but put in a full practice on Friday. The hamstring issue “was never anything serious,” according to insider Manish Mehta. Anderson is fine to keep in fantasy lineups but faces a tough challenge against Denver’s talented CBs.

Jets WR Robby Anderson injured his hamstring in Thursday's practice, according to insider Manish Mehta. No word yet on the severity. We'll see whether Anderson is able to practice on Friday and then how the Jets list him on the injury report for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

Update: Anderson "should be OK," according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Jets WR Robby Anderson (knee) is not listed on the final Week 3 injury report. He didn’t practice on Wednesday, was limited on Thursday and a full-go on Friday. The knee shouldn’t be an issue, but Anderson remains a shaky fantasy play.

The Jets listed WR Robby Anderson (knee) as limited in Thursday's practice. He was previously reported to have missed the workout. It now looks like he has a shot to play against the Dolphins this weekend, but Anderson remains a weak fantasy option. He has just 6 catches for 50 scoreless yards through 2 games.

Jets WR Robby Anderson (knee) missed his 2nd straight practice on Thursday, putting his Week 3 status in doubt. Anderson's absence would funnel a few extra targets toward WR Jermaine Kearse in Sunday's game vs. Miami.

The Jets have placed WR Quincy Enunwa (neck) on IR, ending his 2017 season. We still don't know much about the neck injury that he dealt with this spring and evidently aggravated on Sunday. Enunwa leaves behind inarguably the worst WR corps in the league. Robby Anderson is the best guess to lead the group in targets -- only because the rest of the group reads: Marquess Wilson, ArDarius Stewart, Chad Hansen, Charone Peake. We'll see who emerges from the ragtag bunch, but Jets WRs won't be a source of much fantasy goodness this season. Enunwa's injury does boost the target projections for RBs Bilal Powell and Matt Forte -- as well as sleeper TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins.

Update: HC Todd Bowles said Monday afternoon that Enunwa has a bulging disk in his neck and is expected to be out 6-9 months. It's a big blow to a guy who's set to hit free agency next offseason.

The Jets have informed WR Eric Decker that he'll be traded or released this week, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The move will save the rebuilding Jets a little over $7 million this season. It'll also see them lose their only proven pass-catcher. New York's WR depth chart now reads: Quincy Enunwa, Robby Anderson, ArDarius Stewart, Chad Hansen and Charone Peake. That group will try to catch passes from some combination of Josh McCown, Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg. God speed, Jets fans. Decker, meanwhile, should find a new job relatively quickly. And it figures to be in a spot much more conducive to fantasy production.

Jets WR Robby Anderson told NJ.com this week that new OC John Morton favors a "more pass-happy offense." The Jets sported the league's 12th-largest run share last season, so there's certainly room for them to lean the other way. Of course, they'll need to figure out the QB spot this summer to take advantage. Anderson also said he worked out with former teammate (and now-Giant) Brandon Marshall in Florida, learning about conditioning and taking care of his body. There's room for Anderson to build on an impressive rookie season, with just Eric Decker and Quincy Enunwa ahead of him and little behind him. We'll see how this offense takes shape, though, through the summer. It's not an exciting group right now.

Jets WR Robby Anderson was arrested at a music festival in Miami on Sunday and charged with resisting arrest with violence and obstruction of justice. We'll see what comes of the situation from here. Anderson is coming off a promising rookie campaign that saw him tally a 42-587-2 line after going undrafted out of Temple. There's opportunity in a Jets WR corps that has only Eric Decker locked into a starting spot. But the team also added ArDarius Stewart and Chad Hansen in last month's draft.

The Jets added Alabama WR ArDarius Stewart in the 3rd round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He didn’t put up big numbers in a stacked and run-leaning Crimson Tide offense. But Stewart flashed big-play ability, averaging 16.0 yards per catch last year and even carrying 8 times for 68 yards. The 5’11, 204-pounder ran a 4.49-second 40-yard dash at the Combine but finished with a middling 47th percentile SPARQ score. Stewart looks much more like a complementary receiver than a lead dog at the next level, but there’s certainly opportunity in New York. Eric Decker is 30 and coming off a pair of offseason surgeries, while the rest of the depth chart is led by Quincy Enunwa and Robby Anderson.

Jets WR Brandon Marshall (hip, shoulder) is inactive for today’s game against the Bills. WR Robby Anderson (hamstring) is active and will start alongside Quincy Enunwa.

Jets WR Robby Anderson (hamstring) is questionable for this weekend's game against the Bills. He was limited on Wednesday before sitting out the final 2 practices, which doesn't bode well for his availability. We'll find out Anderson's status by noon ET on Sunday.

The forecast for today's Jets-Patriots game calls for a 95% chance of rain with winds around 10 mph. That wind isn't a major concern, but it looks like this will be a sloppy game. We still don't expect the Pats to have any trouble when they take to the air, but the weather could push them further toward the run if (when?) they get out to a big lead.

Jets QB Bryce Petty (chest) put in a full practice on Wednesday and will start Saturday's game against the Patriots, HC Todd Bowles said. Petty has struggled to a 57.7% completion rate, 6.2 yards per attempt and 3 TDs vs. 6 INTs in 5 appearances this season. He's not a Week 16 fantasy option. His availability is good news for WR Robby Anderson and bad news for WR Brandon Marshall.