After injuries to Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor, the New York Jets will turn to their third string quarterback on Sunday.
Head coach Aaron Glenn announced that former Mizzou quarterback Brady Cook will get the nod against the Jacksonville Jaguars, marking his first career start.
“Tyrod will be out, Justin will be out,” Glenn said. “That means Brady will be our starting quarterback this week. He’s gotten all the reps with the ones.”
Brady Cook will make history on Sunday in his first career start
When Cook takes the field on Sunday, he will be the first undrafted rookie to start a game for the Jets in 50 years.