The New York Jets will face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12 on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. For this AFC battle between Aaron Glenn's Jets (2-8) and John Harbaugh's Ravens (5-5), it will be the games, within the game, that will make all the difference.

With Will McDonald appearing on the Jets injury report, we examine a half-dozen of New York's other defenders who are worth the price of admission.

Baltimore gets its easiest opponent remaining on Sunday at home, the New York Jets, who are currently tied for the third-worst record in the league (2-8).

An update on Kris Boyd's condition was provided on Wednesday as the New York Jets player continues to recover from being wounded in a shooting

When the New York Jets traded away All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys, the organization understood how “winning” would be measured.

In March, Boyd, a defensive cornerback and specialty teams player, signed a one-year, $1.6 million contract to play for the Jets, according to the team. He suffered a season-ending shoulder injury during team scrimmage in August and hasn't played since.

New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd said he is "starting to breathe on my own now" days after he was shot in Manhattan early Sunday morning.

Boyd, 29, shared a photo of himself in the hospital on his Instagram story Wednesday, writing: "I’m coming along, starting to breathe on my own now."

Boyd was shot in the abdomen in Midtown Manhattan and rushed to the hospital, where he is listed in critical but stable condition.

The Jets' special teamer and cornerback was in critical condition Sunday after suffering a shot to the abdomen. He shared an update on social media.

Head coach Aaron Glenn and the New York Jets benched quarterback Justin Fields following his Week 11 performance.