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The New York Jets will travel to Baltimore on Sunday to face the Ravens as substantial underdogs. The Ravens have won four straight games, with three victories coming since Lamar Jackson returned to the starting lineup.
As the Jets prepare for the matchup, the organization has continued assessing available talent on the market. The team recently conducted workouts with multiple players to evaluate potential roster additions, according to KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson.
“Jets worked out Damien Alford, Andrew Armstrong, Silas Bolden, Seth Henigan, Myles Purchas, Trey Vaval, Isaiah Wooden,” Wilson shared on X.
#Jets worked out Damien Alford, Andrew Armstrong, Silas Bolden, Seth Henigan, Myles Purchas, Trey Vaval, Isaiah Wooden
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) November 21, 2025
Damien Alford has emerged as a productive option since Calgary selected him first overall in the 2025 CFL Draft. He has already recorded 13 catches for 307 yards and five touchdowns, establishing himself as a primary target in the Winnipeg offense.
Andrew Armstrong remains available after Miami released him and is currently seeking practice-squad opportunities elsewhere. Silas Bolden landed on Houston’s practice squad following his release from Minnesota. The versatile receiver and return specialist brings added value through his high school connection with Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud.
Seth Henigan signed with Jacksonville as an undrafted free agent but was subsequently released from their practice squad and is now exploring options. Myles Purchase entered the market after the Chargers waived him during the preseason.
In the CFL, Trey Vaval has established a prominent role with Winnipeg, setting return records and garnering recognition as a rookie standout. Isaiah Wooden currently holds a spot on the Chargers’ wide receiver depth chart and remains with the organization.
