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Brady Cook relishing sudden stint as Jets' starting QB that came from necessity and curiosity
- For the Jets' home finale on Sunday, undrafted rookie quarterback Brady Cook will make his third straight start against the New England Patriots.
- Injuries to the Jets' quarterbacks left a void after Justin Fields was placed on season-ending injured reserve earlier this month and Tyrod Taylor missed time with a groin injury.
- On the field, Brady Cook has completed 59.8% of his passes for 527 yards with one touchdown and six interceptions in three games, and has been sacked 17 times including eight against the New Orleans Saints.
- The Jets will pursue a potential starter in free agency or the draft during the offseason, with Cook likely to finish the season as the starter, including next week at Buffalo.
- A few months ago, Cook was undrafted despite one Jets pre-draft visit; he threw for 9,008 yards and 49 touchdowns at Missouri, was cut after training camp in August, then joined the practice squad.
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Brady Cook relishing sudden stint as Jets' starting QB that came from necessity and curiosity
Brady Cook, an undrafted rookie quarterback, is making his third straight start for the New York Jets against the New England Patriots.
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