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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley is dealing with a herniated disk in his neck that will sideline him for a fourth straight game. Mosley said Friday surgery won't be necessary to repair the injury. Jets interim coach Jeff Ulbrich said the hope is Mosley could return after the team's bye-week break next week. Mosley said he'll only return when he's 100% healthy. Mosley said the "crazy injury" happened after he gave the pregame speech to his teammates a few hours before the Jets' showdown at New England on Oct. 27 and he felt a burning sensation in his neck.
