Mason Taylor
Career: 18 games134 PPR pts2026: TE29 (29th of 124, PPR)Breakout candidate yr 3
Injury history
Availability, games missed, and how the player performs hurt and coming back.
Played 19 of 26 team games (73%)7 missed2 played while on the report
Week by week
played played while on the injury report missed, on the injury report missed, on injured reserve / PUP missed: suspended, retired or did not report practice squad missed, no explanation on record
| 2026 | 123456789 | 6/9 |
| 2025 | 12345678101112131415161718 | 13/17, 2 listed |
Injury reports begin in 2009; earlier seasons show games played and missed only. Weeks run from the player's first to last appearance each season, byes excluded.
Games missed
| Season | Team | Weeks | Games | Injury | Listed / roster |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | NYJ | Wk 9 | 1 | Back | |
| 2026 | NYJ | Wk 3–4 | 2 | Thumb | Out |
| 2025 | NYJ | Wk 15–18 | 4 | Neck | Out · injured reserve |
Playing hurt and coming back
Healthy
played, not on the report
7.3PPR / game
-0.1 vs 7.4 overall
16 games
shoulder −17% and ankle −14% when played through, small samples
Questionable
listed Questionable, played
8.0PPR / game
+0.5 vs 7.4 overall
2 games · small sample
no discount for Questionable TEs who play, though snap share drops −8 pts
Limited practice
limited in practice that week, played
14.4PPR / game
+7.0 vs 7.4 overall
1 game · small sample
−9% after limited practice, not significant; snap share −8 pts
Did not practise
no practice that week, played
–
No games
too few cases
First game back
first game after missing a team game
5.4PPR / game
-2.0 vs 7.4 overall
1 game · small sample
−6% first game back, snap share −7 pts (weak)
Games 2–3 back
second or third game after an absence
16.3PPR / game
+8.8 vs 7.4 overall
2 games · small sample
back to normal by game 2
Splits are regular-season games since 2009, against the player's overall average. “Played while listed” is by definition the milder half of injury tags - the ones the player got through - so it is the discount to expect when he plays, not the cost of the injury. The league line on each card is the pattern for TEs (starters, 2009–25 injury reports, each player vs. his own other games).