From the episode
Garrett Wilson who's, I think, available more cheaply than he's been this year since his rookie year. He's going in the fourth round. And interestingly, more cheaply this year than last year. And was a pretty big hit as a rookie with what's still his career high yards per outrun. And then it's been worse every year since, which doesn't really make a lot of sense.
STACKED’s take
Fourth-round value despite declining production; Jets situation improving with Geno Smith.
Wilson is available more cheaply in 2026 (fourth round) than he has been since his rookie year, and cheaper than 2025, making him a value play despite the Jets situation. Davis Matic is more optimistic about the Jets with Geno Smith and their weapons than he was last year with Justin Fields. Wilson exemplifies the long view concept: he was a first-round prospect disliked for his Jets landing spot in his rookie year, making him cheaper than warranted. He had a strong rookie season with career-high yards per route run, but production has declined each year since despite strong underlying play and route running. The decline does not make sense given his underlying talent and the games watched. Context: Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles immediately upon joining the Jets in year two of Wilson's career, preventing what was supposed to be an upgrade at QB; in year three he did play but had a tough year, and the team traded for DeVonta Adams midseason.
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