Austin forced the turnover for the Patriots in the first half, hitting the QB after Chaisson’s heat and coming away with the INT, setting up a solid Pats drive. His awareness and execution in the moment hint at a potential rotational role if he builds on the takeaway.

Alex Austin is highlighted as the target of a tipped-pass scenario; the moment underscores how a defensive sequence can shape a play and influence turnover risk, especially when ball location interacts with receiver misreads. The note anchors the discussion around ball security and contested-catch opportunities.

Alex Austin is one of the key players for the Patriots who missed practice, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming game against the 49ers. His absence compounds the Patriots' already troubling issues with their defensive lineup, which could face significant challenges against a formidable San Francisco offense.

Alex Austin was one of four players injured during the game against the Jets. The severity of his injury, along with those of his teammates, is currently unknown, but there is hope that they are minor and that he will return to the field soon.

Alex Austin attempted to bring down Allen Lazard during the touchdown play, but despite his efforts to grab Lazard's jersey in the open field, he was unable to stop him. Lazard's strength and ability to break free allowed him to score, contributing to the Jets' early lead.