Wilson's 160-target pace and WR15 ADP make him a high-end WR2 value.
Eric Moody identifies Wilson as one of the better wide receiver values in fantasy drafts; the market prices in the Jets' offensive dysfunction while overlooking his consistent target volume. Wilson has seen 147, 168, and 154 targets in his three healthy seasons, and before his 2025 knee injury was on pace for roughly 160 targets. Selected as WR15 with ADP of 38.4. Career includes three straight 1,000-yard seasons: 83 catches, 1,103 yards, four TDs as rookie; 95-1,042-3 in 2023; career highs of 101-1,104-7 in 2024 (253.9 total fantasy points, WR9). In first five games of 2025, averaged 9.6 targets and 19.0 PPG; through four games ranked second in targets (38), receptions (27), fifth in receiving yards (311), third in TDs (3). Concerns include potential offensive struggles, Geno Smith's 19 TD-17 INT season, and added target competition, but Smith completed 67.4% of passes with 78.3% career on-target rate. Jets added coordinator Frank Reich, whose offenses finished top 10 in passing yards three times and top 10 in scoring four times. For redraft, Wilson is high-end WR2 with legitimate WR1 upside; in dynasty at age 26, worth targeting in trades for contenders.
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View Garrett Wilson 2026 fantasy football value pagePlayer profile with fantasy value, ADP, projections, news, and source-backed STACKED insightsWilson looks like one of the better wide receiver values in fantasy drafts because the market seems to be pricing in the New York Jets' offensive dysfunction while overlooking just how much target volume he continues to command. Wilson has seen 147, 168 and 154 targets in his three healthy seasons, and before his knee injury last year, he was again on pace for roughly 160 targets.
Garrett Wilson fantasy football FAQ
- What did ESPN Fantasy Football say about Garrett Wilson?
- Eric Moody identifies Wilson as one of the better wide receiver values in fantasy drafts; the market prices in the Jets' offensive dysfunction while overlooking his consistent target volume. Wilson has seen 147, 168, and 154 targets in his three healthy seasons, and before his 2025 knee injury was on pace for roughly 160 targets. Selected as WR15 with ADP of 38.4. Career includes three straight 1,000-yard seasons: 83 catches, 1,103 yards, four TDs as rookie; 95-1,042-3 in 2023; career highs of 101-1,104-7 in 2024 (253.9 total fantasy points, WR9). In first five games of 2025, averaged 9.6 targets and 19.0 PPG; through four games ranked second in targets (38), receptions (27), fifth in receiving yards (311), third in TDs (3). Concerns include potential offensive struggles, Geno Smith's 19 TD-17 INT season, and added target competition, but Smith completed 67.4% of passes with 78.3% career on-target rate. Jets added coordinator Frank Reich, whose offenses finished top 10 in passing yards three times and top 10 in scoring four times. For redraft, Wilson is high-end WR2 with legitimate WR1 upside; in dynasty at age 26, worth targeting in trades for contenders.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Garrett Wilson (WR NYJ). Wilson's 160-target pace and WR15 ADP make him a high-end WR2 value.
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