FantasyPros Articles on Garrett Wilson
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Wilson had a 31.2% target share and was the first read in the offense on nearly half of the passing plays. He was the entirety of New York's passing attack. Period. Is that honestly repeatable? Call me skeptical. The Jets spent multiple first-round picks in the draft to bring in offensive firepower at wideout and tight end, in the form of Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq... I'd expect a massive reduction in targets for Wilson.
STACKED’s take
Wilson's 31.2% target share will crater with Cooper Jr. and Sadiq's arrival; Geno Smith can't sustain him.
Wilson produced at a high clip before a knee injury in Week 6, but the source views this as unsustainable. Wilson commanded a 31.2% target share and was the first read on nearly half of New York's passing plays—he was the entirety of the Jets' passing attack. The Jets drafted Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq in the first two rounds to add offensive firepower, and new offensive coordinator Frank Reich is expected to utilize their big-play ability from the start, resulting in a massive reduction in targets for Wilson. Quarterback Geno Smith, a 35-year-old band-aid solution, cratered last year and lacks the athleticism to extend plays like Justin Fields did. Wilson is currently priced as WR20, and the source is skeptical the Jets' offense can return value at that price.
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