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Jets Have No Plans to Trade Garrett Wilson
New York remains committed to its star wide receiver ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline.
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Star Wideout Stays Put
The Jets have no interest in trading Garrett Wilson before the deadline. The 26-year-old receiver signed a four-year, $130 million extension that runs through 2030 just 15 months ago, and team ownership sees him as a key piece of the roster. Speculation has grown around possible moves, yet the organization views Wilson as untouchable in the short term.
Past Trades Do Not Apply
Last year the Jets dealt cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams on deadline day for multiple draft picks. The situation with Wilson differs because the team already holds a surplus of selections, including the Indianapolis Colts' 2027 first-round pick and the higher of the Dallas or Green Bay 2027 first-round picks. Adding more assets is no longer a priority.
Focus Shifts to 2027 Draft
New York intends to keep Wilson as a central building block while turning accumulated picks into roster improvements on offense during the 2027 draft. Other wide receivers around the league remain possible trade targets, but the Jets have made clear that Wilson will not be among them.
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