Update 10/18/2026: Morgan Moses spotted in walking boot after suffering ankle injury vs. Jets
Morgan Moses was unable to finish Sunday’s game against the Jets after suffering an ankle injury in the second quarter. He did briefly return to the sideline in the second half but ultimately disappeared into the Gillette stadium bowels again.
The team captain was spotted in the locker room after the contest, though. He was wearing a walking boot on his right foot.
Update 10/18/2026: Morgan Moses ruled out of Jets game in second half
After initially announcing him as questionable with an ankle injury, the Patriots ruled Morgan Moses out of their game against the Jets at the start of the fourth quarter. Rookie Caleb Lomu will finish the game at right tackle.
Original story 10/18/2026: Morgan Moses exits Jets game with ankle injury in first half
New England Patriots offensive tackle Morgan Moses is officially questionable to return to Sunday’s game due to an ankle injury.
The offensive tackle suffered the injury to his right ankle in the second quarter on an incompletion downfield. Moses stayed down on the turf and needed attention from the training staff before going to the blue medical tent. After a lengthy stay in the medical tent he departed to the locker room.
With the 35-year old sidelined, first-round pick Caleb Lomu was inserted at right tackle. Lomu played 47 snaps last week at left tackle in relief of Will Campbell, but has spent the majority of his Patriots tenure working on the right side.
The Patriots game day roster features no other primary offensive tackles. Matt Pryor and Walter Rouse, who both have previous tackle experience, are active along the offensive line.