Jakobi Meyers Cleared for Week Five
PUBLISHED Oct 9, 2026, 8:16 PM ET
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Jakobi Meyers, the Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver, returned to full practice on Friday, October ninth, after a thumb injury that had kept him on the injury report. The team confirmed he is no longer listed as questionable for Week five, giving him a chance to contribute against the Colts. Meyers, who played college ball at NC State, has shown resilience since signing with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent in nineteen nineteen. His return comes as the Jaguars prepare to face a tough defensive front, and analysts note his speed could be a key factor in the upcoming matchup. Fans and fantasy managers alike are hopeful that his presence will boost the Jaguars’ offensive options and improve their chances of a win.
By Yusra M. | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- On October 5 2025 Meyers recorded four catches for thirty‑two yards in Week five.
- On September 11 2026 Meyers cleared after three limited sessions, thumb injury resolved.
- On September 25 2026 Meyers removed from injury report for Week three.
- On October 2 2026 Meyers cleared again, ready for Week five game.
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