Braiden McGregor has been made inactive for the game against the Steelers, adding to the Jets' list of sidelined players.

Braiden McGregor is listed among the inactives for the Jets in their game against the Vikings, indicating he will not participate in the matchup at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Braiden McGregor showcased his potential as a situational pass-rusher during the preseason with the Jets. While he had some struggles in run defense, he excelled in pressuring opposing quarterbacks, recording a pressure in every game and totaling eight pressures, including three sacks, on just 53 pass-rushing snaps. His 20.8% pass-rush win rate would have placed him among the top edge defenders in the league last season, and his 82.5 PFF pass-rushing grade ranked sixth among 118 qualifying edge defenders.

Braiden McGregor, an undrafted free agent from Michigan, is among the Jets' roster decisions this season, indicating the team's confidence in his potential to contribute to their defensive line.

Braiden McGregor had a standout game, recording three sacks against the Giants, contributing significantly to the Jets' dominant defensive performance. His ability to apply pressure on the quarterback showcased his potential as an impactful player in the Jets' defensive lineup.