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Exits practice early Head coach Adam Gase said Berrios left practice early due to "tightness," Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Impact Gase didn't elaborate on what Berrios was dealing with, but there's no reason to believe it's too serious right now. A quick return to practice would be quite beneficial for Berrios' chances of making the roster since the Jets' top-five wide receivers are all dealing with injuries.

SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 • ROTOWIRE

Jets' Poole practicing again after 'scary' dehydration issue

New York Jets cornerback Brian Poole participated in team drills for the first time since experiencing severe dehydration issues on the first day of training camp

SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 • Associated Press

Jets struggling with rash of injuries at wide receiver spot

Jeff Smith was the latest New York Jets wide receiver to leave practice with an injury

AUGUST 29, 2020 • Associated Press

Jets' Vyncint Smith out 5-8 weeks after core muscle surgery

New York Jets wide receiver Vyncint Smith had surgery to repair a core muscle injury and could be sidelined up to two months

AUGUST 18, 2020 • Associated Press

Jets dealing with injuries, inexperience at 'thin' WR group

The New York Jets are dealing with injuries and inexperience at the wide receiver position

AUGUST 16, 2020 • Associated Press

Headed for expanded role? The Jets could design some packages to put Berrios on the field more often this season, Connor Hughes of The Athletic reports.

Impact Released by New England last preseason, Berrios caught on with the Jets and played all 16 games, averaging 11.4 yards on 21 punt returns but catching only six passes for 115 yards. He did show some potential in his limited playing time on offense, but there's only so much room for growth for a slot specialist on the same team as Jamison Crowder. Given their potential shortcomings at the outside receiver spots, the Jets could try a few different tricks to put Crowder and Berrios in the slot at the same time, including four-receiver sets or lining up TE Chris Herndon on the perimeter. Even so, it's hard to imagine Berrios pushing for mainstream fantasy utility in any scenario that doesn't involve a Crowder injury.

JULY 23, 2020 • ROTOWIRE