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AP sources: Jets LB C.J. Mosley opting out of NFL season

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NEW YORK – New York Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley has chosen to opt out of the NFL season because of family health concerns, two people familiar with the decision tell The Associated Press.The 28-year-old Mosley was entering his second season with New York after signing as a free agent in 2019 following five years in Baltimore.

He played in just two games last year for the Jets while dealing with a groin/core muscle injury.The people spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity Saturday because the team hadn't announced Mosley's decision.

ESPN first reported that Mosley was opting out.Mosley joins a growing list of players who are choosing to not play this season — if there is a season — amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.

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