Todd Bowles: Jets to 'Revisit' Signing Terrelle Pryor to Contract After Week 8

The New York Jets may have interest in bringing back wide receiver Terrelle Pryor soon.

During his press conference on Friday (h/t NBC Sports' Mike Florio), Jets head coach Todd Bowles was asked about potentially re-signing Pryor. 

"We'll revisit it after this game," Bowles said.

Pryor was released by the Jets on Oct. 20 after he suffered a torn groin in Week 6 against the Indianapolis Colts. 

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Pryor's estimated recovery time is two weeks, and the Jets would be among the teams potentially interested in signing him. 

New York's depth at wide receiver may have contributed to Pryor's release. Quincy Enunwa suffered a high ankle sprain against the Colts that is expected to keep him out for three to four weeks. 

Deontay Burnett was promoted to the active roster from the practice squad when Pryor was released to give the Jets another wideout in Week 7 against the Minnesota Vikings. 

The Jets originally signed Pryor to a one-year deal in March. He appeared in each of their first six games, ranking second on the team with 16.8 yards per reception and tied for second with two touchdown catches.