New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson has seen his name floating around in trade rumors, but he’s not worried about that.
While speaking with reporters on Wednesday, Wilson said he has no plans to request a trade from the Jets.
“I try and control what I can control—go out and run good routes, catch the ball when it’s thrown to me; you know, have a good impact on my teammates, and yeah you know, that’s all I can really control,” Wilson said. “That’s what I would do; but at the end of the day, I have no idea about things like that.” Like I said, it’s kind of how the industry works when you don’t go out and put a good product out there.”
Garrett Wilson says he won’t ask for a trade away from the Jets https://t.co/Zhh2wTcRXq
— SNY Jets (@snyjets) October 28, 2026
Trade rumors picked up after Wilson was seen fouled on the sideline in the Jets’ 28-25 overtime loss to the Miami Dolphins.
Wilson made it clear he wasn’t mad at Geno Smithbut the two were “working together,” and they were “disappointed” in the way they were playing.
The Jets gave Wilson a four-year, $130 million contract extension through 2025, but if he’s available, he could easily be the top WR on the market before the Nov. deadline. 10.
Wilson was selected at No. 10 overall in 2022.