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At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday, the New York Jets had already listed offensive tackle Morgan Moses as out of season on their final injury report. The Vikings play the Minnesota Vikings.

Both Moses and linebacker C.J. Mosley, who will miss his third straight game, were inactive for the contest.

They were included in the list of players the Jets (2-2) declared inactive prior to their matchup with the Vikings in London.

The other players from New York that were not in action were cornerback Jarrick Bernard-Converse, offensive lineman Max Mitchell, running back Israel Abanikanda, edge rusher Braiden McGregor, and wide receiver Malachi Corey.

The Jets made one more move on Saturday, promoting linebacker Marcelino McCrary-Ball and quarterback Adrian Martinez from the practice squad.

Mosley’s toe ailment, which has plagued him since Week 2 against Tennessee, is getting better this week. He took part in only a few of the Jets’ three pregame workouts against the Vikings (4-0). On the other hand, he never worked out before New York’s Week 4 matchup with Denver.

However, that did not put him in a position where the Jets could use him again. Once again, Jamien Sherwood replaced him in the starting lineup.

Mosley has stated that neither party wants to rush him back and run the danger of hurting his toe again.

He declared, “I’m going to play, if I can go out and be 100%.” However, I’m just remaining grounded. As I previously stated, I have no desire to overhype myself and go out and do something wild.”

His status on the final injury report was marked as uncertain.

Moses is also recovering from the injury he sustained two weeks ago to his knee. He only participated in one workout this week, after not training at all the previous week. He was expected to miss two games by the Jets, and Sunday will be the second.

Right tackle Olu Fashanu is anticipated to start.

T.J. Hockenson, a tight end for Minnesota, was not classified as inactive after being declared out on Friday. With a knee ailment, he made his debut on the injury report on Friday. This week, Minnesota extended his practice period. With defensive lineman Leki Fotu, who is also not in action, the Jets took a similar approach.

Wide receiver Trishton Jackson, quarterback Brett Rypien, cornerbacks Fabian Moreau and Dwight McGlothern, defensive linemen Levi Drake Rodriguez and Jalen Redmond, and offensive tackle Walter Rouse were the other inactive Vikings.