So....any news on Ridley's return?

The Newark Star-Ledger's Darryl Slater said Jets RB Stevan Ridley (PUP, knee) "does not appear on the verge of being game-ready."
Ridley is eligible to start practicing in two weeks, but it does not sound like he will be ready. The Jets will have 21 days to activate Ridley once he begins practicing, but they have to activate him before Week 12 or he will spend the entire season on the PUP. Slater's comments make it sound like Ridley could be sidelined the entire year. Oct 10 - 10:55 AM

Running back Stevan Ridley (knee) began the season on the physically unable to perform list, which means he must miss at least the first six games (two more from now). It doesn't sound like he's close to returning. According to NFL rules, after that sixth game, a team has a five-week window to allow the PUP list player to begin practicing. Once he begins practicing, the team has a 21-day window to determine if it wants to place the player on the 53-man active roster. If either of those deadlines passes without action, the player must stay on the PUP list for the rest of the year. Ridley does not appear on the verge of being game-ready, but as you see, the Jets still have time, even after that "sixth game" mark passes.