Jets vs. Dolphins inactives: Tua Tagovailoa out, Ryan Fitzpatrick to start for Miami

Jets vs. Dolphins inactives.

It’s officially once again Fitzmagic time.

After being downgraded to doubtful on Saturday, Tua Tagovailoa is inactive against the Jets after injuring his left thumb in practice on Wednesday. With Tagovailoa sidelined, Ryan Fitzpatrick will make his first start since he threw for 191 yards and three touchdowns against the Jets in Week 6.

The Dolphins will also be without Salvon Ahmed, who has started their last two games at running back. Myles Gaskin also remains on injured reserve for another week with a knee injury, making Matt Breida Miami’s starter in Week 12.

As for the Jets, they will surprisingly be without Alex Lewis on Sunday afternoon. Lewis was listed as questionable on Friday after being limited in practice for a non-injury reason. With Lewis out, New York will be down two starters on its offensive line, as George Fant is inactive with ankle and knee injuries. Chuma Edoga is also out with an ankle injury, leaving Conor McDermott to start at right tackle. Cameron Clark is active and likely to start in place of Lewis at left guard.

New York’s other inactives are James Morgan and Ross Travis.

Jets vs. Dolphins inactives: Breshad Perriman suits up for first time since Week 2

Jets vs. Dolphins Week 6 inactives.

The Jets are officially getting their No. 1 wide receiver back against the Dolphins on Sunday.

Breshad Perriman, who has not played since Week 2 with an ankle injury and was listed as questionable this week, is active and will suit up for New York against Miami. Perriman’s return nearly completes the Jets’ starting wide receiver unit, as Vyncint Smith will also suit up for the first time this season in Week 6 after being activated from injured reserve. Blake Cashman is also returning from injured reserve against the Dolphins.

James Morgan, Sam Darnold, Jordan Willis, Nathan Shepherd and Quincy Wilson are all inactive for the Jets as expected. Joe Flacco will make his second start of the season in place of Darnold, while Chuma Edoga will fill in for Becton.

As for the Dolphins, they will be without Kyle Van Noy, who is dealing with foot and groin injuries. Van Noy signed with Miami on a four-year, $51 million deal this offseason and has registered 17 tackles so far this season.