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Garrett Wilson in concussion protocol, unlikely to play Week 9.
Wilson, the Jets' top wideout, entered the concussion protocol after taking a hit to the head late in Sunday's game against the Raiders; he has a tough hill to climb to play in Week 9.
Wilson unlikely to be traded despite being available on the market.
Garrett Wilson is one of the flashy receiver names available on the trade market, but there is significant speculation that he won't be traded.
Wilson unlikely to be traded despite being available on market
Wilson is one of the few flashy receiver names available on the trade market, but there is significant speculation that he won't be traded, limiting his availability as a potential target for teams seeking receiver upgrades.
Wilson saw 12 targets in Week 8 after season-low three in Week 7
Wilson was targeted 12 times in the Week 8 loss to Las Vegas, hauling in six catches for 83 yards. This represented increased workload after the Jets made an effort to work Wilson into the offense more following a season-low three targets in Week 7 against Miami, which sparked discussion about his role.
Garrett Wilson in concussion protocol; Week 9 availability vs. Chiefs uncertain
Wilson is in the NFL's concussion protocol after suffering a head injury at the end of the Jets' Week 8 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 2. With Week 9 against the Kansas City Chiefs just days away, his availability is in question. Wilson has been a mainstay for the Jets, playing in every game this season.
Wilson is Jets' primary receiver; context for Mitchell trade reluctance.
Garrett Wilson is mentioned as a primary receiver for the Jets, providing context for why the Jets might be reluctant to trade Adonai Mitchell despite having depth at the position.
Wilson ranks 18th in WR trade value at 40 PPR, 43 Half-PPR.
Ranked 18th among wide receivers in rest-of-season trade value with a PPR value of 40 and Half-PPR value of 43, reflecting lower-tier trade market positioning.
Sell Wilson high on 12-target game; high variance and fifth-hardest remaining WR schedule.
The source recommends selling high on Garrett Wilson despite his WR18 finish in Week 8 with 12 targets. The Jets' offense is too talented individually but not high-powered enough to sustain fantasy production across the board. Wilson was outproduced by Adonai Mitchell (WR3) in the same game, and Omar Cooper has looked like the lead receiver. Over the last five weeks, Wilson has been top-20 in only two matchups while falling outside the top 40 in three others, showing high variance. Jets receivers face the fifth-hardest remaining schedule, including a Week 17 matchup against Minnesota.
Wilson's volatility and tough schedule make him a sell-high despite WR18 week.
The source identifies Wilson as a sell-high candidate despite finishing Week 8 as WR18 with 12 targets. The Jets' offense is too talented individually yet not high-powered enough to sustain fantasy production across the board. Over the last five weeks, Wilson has been highly volatile: a top-20 fantasy receiver in two matchups but outside the top 40 in the remaining three. In Week 8 alone, he was outproduced by Adonai Mitchell (WR3 overall) and Omar Cooper appeared to be taking over as the lead receiver. Additionally, Jets receivers face the fifth-hardest remaining fantasy schedule, including a Week 17 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.
Schefter denies Garrett Wilson trade to Steelers.
Adam Schefter shut down speculation about Garrett Wilson being traded to Pittsburgh, indicating the Jets receiver will remain with New York.
Wilson rebounds but with heavy volume; -3 FPPG with Mitchell active.
Wilson rebounded to 39.4% adjusted target share (6 of 12 official targets, 13 true targets) for 83 yards (111 true) in Week 8, but the source cautions his rebound came in a squeaky-wheel game requiring heavy volume. Wilson has just two top-10 finishes this season, none in games with Adonai Mitchell healthy, and he averages -3 FPPG when Mitchell is active. His snap share was 81% (50 of 59 in Week 7). The source notes Wilson's ROS rankings might be slightly overrated, and the Jets face NE/MIN in Weeks 16-17, which are not great matchups for a No. 1 WR.
Wilson's high base salaries make him tradeable if a contender offers premium value.
Wilson signed a four-year extension a year ago with high base salaries, making his contract not difficult to move in a trade; the source notes that if GM Darren Mougey receives a Godfather offer from a contender like San Francisco or Atlanta, he would have to listen given the Jets' dysfunction.
Wilson has clashed with Smith and Glenn amid Jets' dysfunction.
Wilson, a fifth-year vet at 26, has clashed with Geno Smith and coach Aaron Glenn amid the Jets' ongoing struggle to achieve relevance, creating potential friction despite being the team's best offensive player.
Wilson not requesting trade; Jets should retain star WR through QB transition.
Garrett Wilson said recently he did not plan on asking for a trade. Zack Rosenblatt notes there isn't a whole lot of logic to trading him for a team that intends to incorporate a rookie quarterback into the offense next year and already has plenty of cap space and draft capital. Wilson is a star player the Jets should retain as a foundational piece through the quarterback transition.
Garrett Wilson ranked 22nd in Week 9 WR rankings.
Ranked 22nd among WRs in Matthew Freedman's Week 9 rankings; faces Kansas City defense.
Wilson could be traded but Jets resist dealing him.
Garrett Wilson is a big-name player who could be on the move from the Jets, but the team has publicly pushed back against dealing him; if the Jets are active at the deadline, lower-profile pieces are more likely to be traded.
Schefter rules out Garrett Wilson trade to Steelers; Jets have no plans to move him.
Adam Schefter shut down trade speculation linking Garrett Wilson to the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline, stating 'no way they trade him' and emphasizing that the Jets have no intention of moving the 26-year-old wide receiver. Schefter noted that the perceived connection between Wilson and Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers from their two seasons together with the Jets (2023-2024) should not be viewed as a catalyst for a reunion, suggesting their relationship was not particularly strong toward the end of their time together. Wilson signed a four-year, $130 million contract extension in 2025 and remains central to New York's long-term plans; he has not requested a trade despite the team's struggles this season.
Schefter: Garrett Wilson will not be traded to Steelers; Jets keeping him long-term.
ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter shut down trade speculation linking Garrett Wilson to the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline, stating definitively: 'I was told last week; no way they trade him' and 'Garrett Wilson's not being traded to Pittsburgh.' Schefter emphasized that the connection between Wilson and Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers—who spent two seasons together with the Jets in 2023-2024—should not be viewed as a reason to expect a reunion, noting that reports indicate their relationship was not particularly strong toward the end of their time together. The 26-year-old signed a four-year, $130 million contract extension in 2025 and remains a central piece of the Jets' long-term plans; he has not requested a trade despite the team's struggles this season.
Wilson predicted to be traded to Chiefs as legitimate No. 1 receiver for Mahomes.
The source makes a prediction that after losing to the Chiefs in Week 9, the Jets will trade Wilson to Kansas City in exchange for a first-round pick. The source describes Wilson as a legitimate No. 1 receiver that the Chiefs need to support Patrick Mahomes as they chase Super Bowl No. 4.
Steelers reportedly interested in acquiring Garrett Wilson.
The Steelers are reportedly interested in acquiring Garrett Wilson, signaling potential roster movement and a possible change in the team's receiving corps composition.
Jets firmly committed to keeping Garrett Wilson off trade block.
The Jets have made it clear they are not looking to trade their stars, including Garrett Wilson, ahead of the trade deadline.
Stalled production despite QB upgrades; 0.97 YPRR outside top 100 WRs.
Jets wide receiver showing concerning efficiency decline and stalled production despite QB upgrade narrative. Yards per route run of 0.97 ranks outside top 100 wide receivers. Historical production trajectory shows regression: 2022 WR7 in targets and WR31 in PPG; 2023 WR4 in targets and WR34 in PPG; 2024 WR3 in targets and WR20 in PPG; 2025 WR6 in targets and WR20 in PPG—essentially flat this year. The source argues that after four straight years of QB excuses, the pattern suggests something is fundamentally wrong with his production, not just circumstance. Wilson also faces the toughest target competition of his career; he has only played with one non-awful wide receiver—Davante Adams—for eight games, during which he 'totally disappeared' and feuded with Aaron Rodgers on the sideline.
Wilson's trade value rises +1.5 to 31.4 this week.
Garrett Wilson's trade value increased +1.5 to 31.4 in Week 9, showing modest upward movement in his market valuation.
Wilson not responsible for Cooper's target decline; Mitchell caused shift.
Garrett Wilson was not the reason for Omar Cooper Jr.'s poor performance with zero targets; instead, Adonai Mitchell's involvement was responsible for the target distribution shift.
Locked-in Jets WR1 by target volume despite Mitchell's breakout.
Garrett Wilson remains the clear WR1 for the Jets based on underlying target volume, despite Adonai Mitchell's recent breakout week; Tyler Algier expects Wilson to maintain his role as the primary receiver long-term.
Wilson's presence creates boom-or-bust volatility for Mitchell.
Wilson's presence makes Adonai Mitchell boom-or-bust week to week, as both compete for targets in the Jets' offense.
Wilson should be retained by Jets as foundational No. 1 receiver.
Garrett Wilson, 26 years old and signed through 2030, is a legitimate No. 1 receiver who has mostly been wasted away with the 2-6 Jets; the Jets should hold onto him as a foundational piece rather than trade him, despite the interest he would generate.
Jets' primary receiver commanding 6–12 targets per game in limited-volume offense.
Garrett Wilson is the primary receiver in the Jets offense and will command the volume, receiving 6–12 targets per game. This dominance limits the upside of other pass catchers in an offense with only 32 passing attempts and five different pass catchers competing for targets. Wilson is the only reliable fantasy asset in this pass-catching group.
Garrett Wilson led Jets with 12 targets and 180 air yards on 97% route share.
WR Garrett Wilson played 82% of snaps with a 97% route share, drawing 12 targets for 180 air yards and 6 receptions for 83 yards. He led the Jets in targets and air yards.