Jets WR Garrett Wilson caught 7 of 11 targets for 104 yards and a TD in Sunday’s 17-12 win over the Browns. His longest catch went for 32 yards, and he finished with 23.4 PPR points. Wilson played 65 of 70 snaps (92.9%) and ran 34 routes. His 11 targets were nearly four times as many as any other Jets receiver, as no one else saw more than 4. Geno Smith threw for only 182 yards, so Wilson accounted for 57% of the passing offense.
Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) is out for Sunday’s game vs. the Browns. WR Garrett Wilson should continue to dominate targets in a great schematic matchup against a man-heavy defense. Wilson has averaged 1.35 fantasy points per route vs. man this season, compared to 0.37 vs. zone.
Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) is out for Sunday's game vs. the Bears. His absence last week left WRs Isaiah Williams, Sterling Shepard, and Malik McClain behind Garrett Wilson. Expect another heavy dose of targets for Wilson this weekend.
Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) and TE Mason Taylor (thumb) won't practice on Wednesday and are considered "week to week," HC Aaron Glenn said. It sounds like both guys will miss Sunday's game vs. the Bears. WR Garrett Wilson should be in for another huge workload in that one, and TE Kenyon Sadiq should also be busy. Wilson is a must-start, but Sadiq is also a viable Week 4 fantasy play coming off last week's breakout.
Jets WR Adonai Mitchell (finger) is inactive for today’s game vs. the Lions. He hurt his finger on Thursday and was a game-time decision for this one, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. We’ll see if Mitchell can make it back for Week 4. His absence leaves WRs Isaiah Williams, Sterling Shepard, Malik McClain, and Jamaal Pritchett behind Garrett Willson. Woof. Wilson should dominate targets in this one. TE Kenyon Sadiq could also play a significant role.
Jets WR Garrett Wilson caught 5 passes for 57 yards and 1 TD in Sunday’s loss to Green Bay. That’s a solid fantasy line, but his underlying usage wasn’t quite as encouraging as the box score suggests.
The Jets placed WR Omar Cooper on IR with his ankle injury. The rookie is out for the next 4 games and can be dropped from redraft rosters without an IR spot. Isaiah Williams projects to take over Cooper's slot role but won't garner many targets. That'll leave extra volume for WR Garrett Wilson, WR Adonai Mitchell, and perhaps TE Kenyon Sadiq.
Jets WR Omar Cooper (ankle) is out for Sunday’s game vs. the Packers. That’ll leave Isaiah Williams as the primary slot receiver and likely push more targets to WRs Garrett Wilson and Adonai Mitchell.
Jets WR Omar Cooper is considered "week to week" with the ankle sprain he suffered in the opener, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The "hope" is that Cooper is able to return within 4 weeks, Rapoport adds.
Garrett Wilson is tearing up training camp as he builds rapport with Jets’ new QB Geno Smith. Connor Hughes, the NFL Reporter for SportsNet New York, claimed the pair was ‘cooking’ today, adding that Smith had zero incompletions when targeting Wilson.
The Jets opened OTAs with both Garrett Wilson and Braelon Allen participating, and both will remain full participants moving forward. Wilson was a full participant after missing 10 games last season with a persistent knee injury. Allen had knee surgery after spraining his left MCL in Week 4 and missed the rest of the season.
The New York Jets selected Indiana WR Omar Cooper Jr. with the 30th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. A four-star recruit, Cooper turned potential into production in 2024. He caught 28 passes for 594 yards and 7 TDs while leading the Big Ten in yards per reception at 21.2. Cooper led the 2025 Hoosiers with 69 receptions, 937 yards, and 13 TDs alongside breakout QB Fernando Mendoza. He shifted into the slot after spending the previous two seasons primarily outside, leading to a lower average depth of target (9.7 yards vs. 16.0 and 15.1). Cooper excelled after the catch, forcing a missed tackle on nearly 40% of his receptions.
The Jets have fired OC Tanner Engstrand, according to multiple reports. It's a late move for the Jets, whose season ended almost a month ago. "[HC] Aaron Glenn and Engstrand had multiple conversations about his role moving forward. Simply, they decided to move forward separately," NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said. New York ranked 29th in both points and total yards in 2025, although it's tough to pin too much blame on Engstrand considering the state of the roster. The new OC will inherit an offense with a big question mark at QB, a potentially Breece Hall-less backfield, and nothing at WR behind Garrett Wilson.
Jets WR Garrett Wilson (knee) won't play again this season, HC Aaron Glenn said Friday. That's been the expectation for a while now. There's no reason for the 3-11 Jets to bring Wilson back at anything less than 100%. Wilson once again dealt with shoddy QB play this year -- and his numbers were right in line with his career averages. He posted a 61% catch rate, 11.0 yards per catch, and 6.7 yards per target, averaging 5.1 catches and 56.4 yards per game. We still believe in Wilson as a high-end talent, but he won't be unlocked until the Jets solve their QB problem.
The Jets placed WR Garrett Wilson (knee) on IR ahead of Thursday night's game vs. the Patriots. Wilson was already ruled out for that one but will now miss a minimum of three more games. That makes Week 15 his earliest potential return. If Wilson makes it back then, he'd get the Jaguars, Saints, and Patriots in the final three weeks of most fantasy seasons. That's a fine trio of matchups, so Wilson could still help fantasy squads. But, considering this injury and the state of New York's passing game, we wouldn't consider him a must-hold in shallow fantasy leagues.
Jets WR Garrett Wilson is expected to miss "at least" 3-4 weeks with his latest knee injury, according to ESPN's Rich Cimini. Wilson does not need surgery, but we can't imagine the 2-7 Jets rushing him back. The timeline puts Wilson out through at least Week 13. He's worth stashing in you have the bench space, but we wouldn't consider Wilson a must-hold in shallower fantasy leagues. The Jets are left with a wasteland of WRs Tyler Johnson, Isaiah Williams, Arian Smith, Allen Lazard, John Metchie, and Adonai Mitchell. Avoid the group in fantasy. TE Mason Taylor theoretically finds strong target opportunity, but he'll remain tough to trust as long as Justin Fields is under center.
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