Garrett Wilson Fantasy Stats

The New York Jets have yet to open the 21-day practice window for wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee), according to ESPN's Rich Cimini. Head coach Aaron Glenn reiterated that the team still has to consult with doctors on Wilson's status. Wilson remains on Injured Reserve after aggravating a knee injury back in Week 10. At this point, with only four games remaining in the 2025 season, it's fair to wonder if the 25-year-old pass-catcher will be allowed to come back with the Jets out of playoff contention. With Wilson almost certain to be ruled out for Week 15 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, receivers John Metchie III and Adonai Mitchell will continue to operate as the top two receivers, but they might be taking passes from undrafted rookie quarterback Brady Cook this week with both Tyrod Taylor (groin) and Justin Fields (knee) nursing injuries.

While New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) is eligible to return from IR in Week 15, head coach Aaron Glenn has offered no update on his status. Wilson has been shelved since Week 10 after reaggravating a knee injury he picked up back in Week 6. Although he's technically available to be reinstated from injured reserve, Glenn notes that "it will be a medical decision between Wilson and the doctors" that would afford him clearance to return to the field. As it stands, it's no guarantee that the Ohio State alum suits up again this season, particularly with New York's playoff dreams officially quashed. If he's forced to miss a fifth straight game, teammates John Metchie III and Adonai Mitchell would continue leading the Jets' pass attack when they square off with the hosting Jacksonville Jaguars next Sunday.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) has been sidelined since Week 10 with relatively few updates on his status. Now, despite the Jets trending toward missing the playoffs, Connor Hughes of SNY speculates that Wilson will be activated and will return to the lineup before the end of the regular season. When explaining his belief that Wilson will play again this year, Hughes cited the receiver's desire to contribute. "Garrett is such a different guy," Hughes said. "He wants to win so bad, and he wants to be on the field so bad that when he is healthy and he can clear and pass all the tests, I don't see the Jets being able to keep Garrett out of the lineup. He is going to want to be out there, and the Jets are ultimately going to have to put him back out there." The exact timetable for Wilson's return is unclear, but presumably, he'll be back for some or all of the fantasy football playoffs. He should benefit from having Tyrod Taylor under center, as his best game of the season came with the veteran quarterback throwing him passes. That happened back in Week 3, and Wilson caught 10 passes for 84 yards and one touchdown. Upon his return, Wilson will rank as a low-end WR1 in fantasy football.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said on Friday that he expects wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) to play again this year, but Glenn also added that it's up to the doctors, according to Antwan V. Staley of the New York Daily News. Wilson missed several games with a knee injury before returning in the Week 10 win over the Cleveland Browns, only to aggravate his knee. The Jets placed the 25-year-old on Injured Reserve this week, so he'll be forced to miss at least the next three games following the team's Thursday night loss to the New England Patriots. He won't be eligible to play before Sunday, Dec. 14, against the Jaguars. With Wilson out for the foreseeable future, John Metchie III and Adonai Mitchell figure to be featured as the team's top pass-catchers in what has been the worst passing offense in football this year. Fantasy managers stashing Wilson need to know that there's a chance he won't contribute again in 2025.

The New York Jets have placed wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) on Injured Reserve, per Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team. Wilson re-aggravated an existing knee injury during his team's Week 10 win over the Cleveland Browns. As a result of his IR placement, Wilson is now guaranteed to miss at least the next four games for New York. His earliest possible return to the field would be in Week 15 when the Jets travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. Of course, there's no guarantee that the 2-7 Jets will rush Wilson back to the field for what will likely be meaningless games down the stretch of the season. Fantasy managers in leagues without IR spots may now be forced to make a difficult choice about whether Wilson is still worth rostering.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that the New York Jets have not ruled out placing wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) on Injured Reserve. The 25-year-old initially injured his knee back in Week 6, and proceeded to sit for the ensuing two contests before the team's bye week. It appeared he had fully healed, but he reaggravated the injury in the Jets' win over the Cleveland Browns, potentially jeopardizing his availability for the next month of play. If Wilson is out for at least the next four games, it makes sense for the team to act accordingly, particularly given their season is out of reach. Fantasy managers can expect teammates Tyler Johnson, Adonai Mitchell, and Arian Smith to operate the team's corps in the Ohio State product's stead.

The New York Jets announced on Wednesday that they officially ruled out wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) for the Thursday night game in Week 11 against the division-rival New England Patriots after he missed practice all week. Wilson aggravated a knee injury in Sunday's Week 10 win over the Cleveland Browns and is now expected to miss another three to four games. Given the state of the Jets' 2025 season, fantasy managers shouldn't be surprised if he doesn't help them the rest of the way, but given the 25-year-old's WR1 status, he should be stashed in an IR spot until further notice. Josh Reynolds (hip) is also on Injured Reserve for the Jets, so with Wilson out again, New York will be down to Arian Smith, Tyler Johnson, John Metchie III, and Isaiah Williams. Expect Adonai Mitchell to make his team debut on Thursday night, too.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) is expected to miss at least three to four weeks with a knee sprain that he suffered in Sunday's Week 10 victory over the Cleveland Browns, a source told Rich Cimini of ESPN. However, the good news is that Wilson won't require surgery. Wilson hyperextended his knee against the Denver Broncos on Oct. 12 in London and missed two games before returning to action on Sunday against Cleveland, only to suffer a setback with a knee sprain. The 25-year-old WR1 will now miss additional time, with fantasy managers now hoping he can return to contribute if they make the fantasy postseason (normally from Weeks 15-17). It's bad news for Wilson and the Jets' passing game, which has been the worst in football this year, averaging a league-low 148.8 passing yards per game. The Jets will ask Arian Smith, Tyler Johnson, John Metchie III, and Adonai Mitchell, among others, to step up with Wilson sidelined. None of those options is particularly intriguing for fantasy managers going forward. Running back Breece Hall led the Jets in receiving in Week 10 with a 42-yard reception that went for a touchdown.

ESPN's Rich Cimini reports that New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) will undergo imaging on Monday to determine the severity of his injury. The Ohio State alum left Sunday's contest after reaggravating the knee that forced him to miss the previous two games. It's unfortunate news for Wilson, whose team is slated for a quick turnaround on Thursday night against their division rival, the New England Patriots. When asked about his status, head coach Aaron Glenn declined to give a clear outlook, noting, "Hopefully, he'll be good to be able to play this week, but I don't want to stamp that just yet." Things are looking down for Wilson on the short week. Expect an update on him over the next day or so.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Cleveland Browns. He exited in the third quarter and was initially listed as questionable before being downgraded to out. He finishes the game with zero receptions on three targets. New York's passing game as a whole has been underwhelming on Sunday, with Justin Fields struggling to complete passes while throwing his first interception of the season. With Wilson sidelined, Isaiah Williams, John Metchie, Tyler Johnson, and Mason Taylor will step up as Fields' top targets.