Pryor had an interception and five tackles Monday against the Colts.

With the Jets front-seven applying constant pressure to Andrew Luck, Pryor provided solid support to the Jets secondary against the usually potent Colts' passing attack.

Pryor recorded 10 tackles and forced a fumble Sunday against the Browns.

Pryor turned the tide of the game early, when he forced a Josh McCown fumble as the quarterback tried to score a rushing touchdown. Not only did the Jets recover the ball, but he also knocked McCown out of the game. He was a force on the defensive side of the ball and led the team in tackles.

Pryor missed Sunday's practice and is expected to miss Friday's preseason game against Atlanta, ESPN.com reports.

Pryor will miss time due to a death in the family, but he should be ready to go for the team's third preseason contest.

Pryor is starting Monday against the Dolphins, Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports.

In a surprising move, Pryor will get the call over Dawan Landry, who's played 94 percent of the Jets' defensive snaps this season. The rookie has 38 tackles and two passes defended on the season.

Pryor was limited to special teams duty in Sunday's win over the Steelers, ESPN.com reports.

Pryor did not see a single snap on defense Sunday, which the report suggests is likely due to the safety being late for team meetings. In any case, Jaiquawn Jarrett started in Pryor's place Sunday and played well in the process. To date, the 18th overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft has recorded a total of 36 tackles and no interception in 10 games, though with a combined five tackles in his last three outings, Pryor is off the fantasy radar for now.

Pryor (quad) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Pryor is out there if you need him Sunday, but with 17 tackles in four games, he's only an option in deeper IDP formats.

Pryor (quad) is probable for Sunday's game against the Charger, the Star-Ledger reports.

Pryor practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday but was upgraded to a full participant Thursday and Friday, leading to the probable designation. If his practice regimen is any indication, he will likely be on the field Sunday.

Pryor (bruised thigh) practiced Wednesday, ESPN.com reports.

Though he was limited during Wednesday's practice session, the report suggests that Pryor should be ready to go Sunday against the Chargers.

Pryor suffered a thigh injury during Sunday's game against the Lions and is questionable to return, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Pryor posted three tackles and half a sack prior to exiting Sunday's contest. With his status to return uncertain, Jaiquawn Jarrett has filled-in at free safety for the Jets.

Pryor (concussion) will not play in the Jets' preseason opener against the Colts on Thursday, ESPN New York reports.

Pryor, who suffered a concussion in the beginning of training camp, was just cleared for contact on Monday. Being that the rookie missed over a week of practice, he's not yet ready to suit up for a game situation. As such, Pryor will be sidelined for Thursday's first exhibition contest and aim to earn his projected starting strong safety position as more reps come his way.

Pryor (concussion) has been cleared for contact and re-joined the Jets in practice on Monday, ESPN New York reports.

Pryor suffered a concussion just over a week ago and was sidelined throughout last week while trying to gain clearance from the Jets' medical staff. Now back in action, Pryor is expected to start at strong safety, where he could fulfill a three-down role in Rex Ryan's defensive scheme. If that proves true, Pryor should immediately be a strong IDP play with intriguing upside in dynasty formats. However, despite returning from injury Monday, it's unclear if Pryor has practiced enough to allow him to play in the Jets' preseason opener Thursday against the Colts.

Pryor (concussion) won't practice Wednesday, ESPN reports.

Pryor suffered the injury during Saturday's practice and has yet to be cleared to continue participating with the team. Concussions are a growing concern in the league, so it's questionable how long the rookie safety will be kept out of the normal practice routine. He's projected to be a starter this season at free safety, so hopefully it isn't too serious and Pryor can get back on the field as soon as possible to get the necessary practice that rookies need to be a positive contributor.

First-round SS Calvin Pryor is sidelined at Jets camp with a concussion.

Pryor was not known to have suffered any concussions at Louisville, where he missed only one career game. He did give other players concussions, frequently knocking opponents out of games. If Pryor progresses smoothly and gets medical clearance, he may only miss a handful of practices.