Jeremy Kerley was held to one catch for 25 yards in Week 15 against the Panthers.

Kerley was held without catch until the Jets' final drive of the fourth quarter and finished with just three targets. It was a major step back after he caught four passes for 41 yards and a touchdown in his return to the lineup last week. Kerley will be nothing more than a low-upside WR in Week 16 against the Browns.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is practicing in full this week.

Kerley returned to action last week after missing a few games with a dislocated elbow. He's Geno Smith's safety blanket but is merely a WR4 fantasy-wise.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) participated in Jets practice again Friday.

Not that we expect Kerley to "save" Geno Smith, but the rookie QB has fallen off of a cliff ever since Kerley's elbow dislocation. So his return can only help. Kerley will play against Oakland. He just won't be a fantasy option.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) looked "outstanding" in Thursday's practice, and is expected to return for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

The same is true of Santonio Holmes. Kerley last played in Week 9. His return is undoubtedly a boost for the Jets' tattered offense, but isn't going to make that much a of a difference in the grand scheme of things. Geno Smith is playing that poorly. Kerley can't be trusted as more than a WR5.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is practicing Wednesday.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is inactive for Sunday's Week 13 game against the Dolphins.

Kerley practiced on a limited basis this week, but will miss his third straight game. Also inactive for the Jets are QB David Garrard, LB Garret McIntyre, OL William Campbell, OT Ben Ijalana, TE Chris Pantele, and OT Oday Aboushi. Santonio Holmes (foot, hamstring) and Antonio Cromartie (hip) are both active and will start.

Coach Rex Ryan "didn't sound optimistic" Friday when addressing Jeremy Kerley's (elbow, questionable) Week 13 availability.

If Kerley can't play against the Dolphins, the Jets would continue to trot out Greg Salas as their slot receiver. David Nelson is mostly playing outside.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) was limited in Wednesday's practice.

Kerley donned a red no-contact jersey in practice last week. He's ditched that and appears to be on track for a Week 13 return against Miami. Kerley is nothing more than a WR5, but he'll be a boost for struggling Geno Smith.

Jets declared WR Jeremy Kerley, QB David Garrard, RB Alex Green, OLB Garrett McIntyre, OL Will Campbell, OL Ben Ijalana, and OL Oday Aboushi inactive for Week 12 against the Ravens.

Santonio Holmes, Stephen Hill, Greg Salas, and David Nelson are all active.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow, doubtful) has been downgraded to out for Week 12.

Kerley is still working his way back from a dislocated elbow and was never expected to play despite returning to practice this week. Greg Salas will be the Jets' slot receiver against the Ravens.

Jets coach Rex Ryan revealed Jeremy Kerley's dislocated left elbow was a rare injury.

Rex deemed Kerley "very doubtful" to play in Week 12 against the Ravens. His Week 13 status is uncertain. "There hasn't been a whole lot of receivers that have had this injury, like three in the last 10 years," Ryan said. "The young man, to his credit, he wants to be out there in the worst way." Kerley isn't worth a roster spot in 12- or 14-team fantasy leagues.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is listed as doubtful for Week 12.

Greg Salas will be the Jets' slot receiver against the Ravens.

ESPN New York thinks there's a chance Jeremy Kerley (elbow) could return to the lineup for Sunday's game against the Ravens.

Kerley dislocated his elbow in Week 9 but returned to practice this week in a limited fashion, sporting a red no-contact jersey. He's progressed from making one-handed catches Thursday to using both arms Friday. Kerley will likely be listed as questionable on the injury report.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

The return to practice this week is promising for Kerley's Week 13 prospects, but he's not expected to suit up against the Ravens. Kerley is not a must hold as a WR4/5.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is practicing in a red non-contact jersey Wednesday.

Kerley was working off to the side, apparently to ensure his dislocated elbow doesn't take any hits. Given that, it's hard to see him playing in a game anytime soon. David Nelson and Santonio Holmes project as the Jets' top-two wideouts this week.

Jets declared WR Jeremy Kerley, QB David Garrard, RB Alex Green, OLB Garrett McIntyre, OL Will Campbell, G/T Ben Ijalana, and OT Oday Aboushi inactive for Week 11 against the Bills.

Kerley has a multi-week elbow dislocation. He's questionable at best to return in Week 12. Santonio Holmes (hamstring) will start against Buffalo.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) has been ruled out for Week 11 against Buffalo.

Look for David Nelson to be the Jets' primary slot receiver this week.

Jeremy Kerley (elbow) is not practicing this week and isn't expected to play Sunday against the Bills.

Kerley dislocated his elbow in Week 9 and is expected to miss a "few weeks" with the injury. David Nelson and Greg Salas will see increased snaps in the slot.

Jeremy Kerley has been diagnosed with a dislocated left elbow and is expected to miss a "few weeks."

Kerley was originally feared to have a season-ending injury. Instead, he'll likely miss just 2-3 games. That's pure speculation on our part. The Jets are entering their bye week before traveling to Buffalo and Baltimore in Weeks 11 and 12. Kerley's loss will be felt. He leads the team with 28 catches for 347 yards and two touchdowns. Kerley is Geno Smith's safety blanket in the slot.

ESPN New York's Rich Cimini reports the Jets fear Jeremy Kerley's left elbow injury is "serious."

The NY Daily News' Manish Mehta reports Kerley may have an elbow subluxation, or a dislocation. Kerley isn't an All-Pro player, but he is a big part of the Jets' offense as a chain-mover in the slot. He has 29 receptions and two touchdowns through eight games, and it isn't as if New York is loaded at wideout, although Santonio Holmes (hamstring) is due back after the Week 10 bye. David Nelson could wind up as the Jets' slot receiver the rest of the way if Kerley's injury is season ending. Holmes and Stephen Hill would work outside.