Jets vs. Raiders inactives: George Fant returns, Pat Elflein good to go against Las Vegas

Inactives for the Jets’ Week 13 matchup against the Raiders.

The Jets will welcome back a starter on their offensive line on Sunday, as George Fant will suit up against the Raiders.

Fant missed New York’s Week 12 matchup against the Dolphins with ankle and knee injuries, and was limited in practice throughout this week. Despite his practice limitations and questionable designation, Fant reassumes his spot at right tackle against Las Vegas. Fellow offensive tackle Chuma Edoga also returns after being out with an ankle injury last week.

Pat Elflein is also good to go against the Raiders after being listed as questionable and limited in practice with a shoulder injury. Elflein will reprise his role as the Jets’ starting left guard with Alex Lewis on the non-football injury list.

New York’s inactives against Las Vegas are James Morgan, Vyncint Smith, Ross Travis, Jimmy Murray and Cameron Clark.

As for the Raiders, they will be without Josh Jacobs (ankle) and Jonathan Abram (knee) as expected. Cornerback Isaiah Johnson (groin) is also out against the Jets. Maurice Hurst (ankle/calf) and Trayvon Mullen (illness) are active after being listed as questionable.

Jets vs. Raiders inactives: No surprises for New York in Week 12

Jets vs. Raiders inactives report for Week 12.

The Jets are relatively healthy heading into their Week 12 showdown with the Oakland Raiders.

No surprises popped up on New York’s inactives report on Sunday, as offensive linemen Chuma Edoga and Kelvin Beachum will suit up as expected despite being listed as questionable throughout the week. The same applies to Henry Anderson, Brandon Copeland, Neville Hewitt, Alex Lewis, Steve McLendon and Demaryius Thomas.

Darryl Roberts, Mathias Farley, Paul Worrilow and C.J. Mosley are all out as expected.

Sunday marks Roberts’ third consecutive missed game while, special teams ace Farley misses his first of the season and Worrilow remains on the sideline as he works his way back into shape.

As for the Raiders, they’ll be without starting cornerback/safety hybrid Lamarcus Joyner. Joyner made the trip to New York with the team, but will ultimately miss his second consecutive game due to a hamstring injury. Oakland is also without offensive lineman David Sharpe, who was ruled out early in the week with a calf injury.