Decker (shoulder) did not practice Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

With reference to Decker, coach Todd Bowles indicated Thursday that the Jets will "play it week-by-week." While that statement neither rules Decker out for Sunday's game against the Steelers, nor suggests that he'll be a go, what the wideout is able to do at practice Friday -- if anything -- will be telling with regard to his chances of playing in Week 5.

Decker (shoulder) was spotted without a helmet at the beginning of Thursday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Things appear to be progressing in the right direction with Decker's shoulder, and it appears he was able to take part in stretches with his teammates, but his lack of a helmet indicates he will sit out for the second day in a row.

Decker (partially torn rotator cuff) is "progressing every day," per coach Todd Bowles.

EDGE Analysis

That said, the status of Decker (who did not practice Wednesday) for Sunday's game against the Steelers has yet to be determined, with the wideout seemingly trending toward an official questionable designation on Friday's final Week 5 injury report.

Decker (torn rotator cuff) said Tuesday that he's feeling "better this week than last week," according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.com. However, Decker's Week 5 availability remains in question.

EDGE Analysis

In the end, Decker is "week-to-week" as a result of a torn rotator cuff, which forced his first absence of the season Sunday and fifth of his seven-plus years as a professional. He admitted the potential for surgery to alleviate the issue in the offseason, but for now he appears to be aiming for a return at some point during the Jets' last 12 games. On Sunday against the Seahawks, fellow wideout Brandon Marshall (12 targets) received his typical amount of attention, but the remaining looks broke down thusly: Bilal Powell (nine), Quincy Enunwa (seven), Robbie Anderson (six), Charone Peake (three), and Matt Forte (three).

Decker (rotator cuff) is inactive for Sunday's Week 4 tilt versus the Seahawks, the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Jets' No. 2 receiver is officially considered "week-to-week" by head coach Todd Bowles, leaving Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa as the top two wideouts for Sunday in a tough matchup versus the Seahawks. Rookie Robby Anderson is expected to bump up to the third receiver role in Week 4 as part of the domino effect of Decker's absence.

Decker, who is dealing with a partially torn rotator cuff, is considered week-to-week by coach Todd Bowles, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

EDGE Analysis

Per the report, the Jets hope that Decker -- who is out this week, at a minimum -- will be able to get himself back on the playing field through rest and rehab, though the possibility of surgery down the road, if that approach doesn't suffice, has not been ruled out. With Decker sidelined for the time being, Quincy Enunwa is slated to start at wideout for the Jets, along with Brandon Marshall, while rookie Robby Anderson figures to work as the team's No. 3 option at the position.

Decker has a partial tear in his rotator cuff and has been ruled out for this week's game against Seattle. Head coach Todd Bowles said he's not sure if it's a season-ending injury, the New York Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bowles called Decker "week to week" so this looks a serious injury that could derail his season.

Decker (shoulder) was present for Friday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Decker was able to take part in stretches at the beginning of practice, but he did not have his helmet with him, so it's possible that could be the extent of the work he gets in Friday. The Jets will update his status for Week 4 when they release their final injury report of the week Friday afternoon.

Decker (shoulder) did not take part in Thursday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Decker was present at Thursday's session, but he did not warm up beforehand and was an observer for the second day in a row. It remains to be seen if he will be healthy enough to suit up for Sunday's matchup with the Seahawks, but he is expected to undergo an MRI at some point this week in an effort to get a closer look at his injury.

Decker, who aggravated his shoulder injury Sunday against the Chiefs, is expected to undergo an MRI this week, ESPN.com's Rich Cimini reports.

EDGE Analysis

With that in mind, coach Todd Bowles said at this stage he's "not sure yet" if Decker -- who did not practice Wednesday -- will play Sunday against the Seahawks. Of course, Decker's Week 4 outlook could improve in the coming days, if he is able to practice in any capacity by Friday.