Bilal Powell of the Jets placed on the reserve of the wounded with a possible wound of end of career

The New York Jets will have to do without one of their most underrated, most effective offensive weapons for the rest of the season. The team announced on Wednesday that it is placing offensive midfielder Bilal Powell on the list of injured neck wounded.

According to Jets coach Todd Bowles, the injury is so serious that it could potentially to be at the end of your career. Powell will undergo a neck surgery in the near future.

Powell had an average of 4.3 yards per run over 80 runway attempts this season, forming an effective double intermittently thanks to the acquisition of independent agent Isaiah Crowell. He suffered a neck injury in the second quarter of the defeat suffered by the Vikings last week and did not return to the match.

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The rookie who runs Trenton Cannon replaced Powell in training last week, scoring two goals for four yards and four assists for 69 yards. Crowell and he will probably carry the burden back to the 8th week, but Elijah McGuire, a sophomore, is eligible to return from his own IR relay from the 9th week on. McGuire has broken his foot during the off season and has been inactive all season. he returned to practice last week and appears to be about to exit the IR when he is eligible for the first time.