Reich Welcomes Input on Getting Wilson Involved

New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich said he receives reminders from head coach Aaron Glenn whenever Garrett Wilson goes stretches without targets. The team dropped to 2-4 after a 26-19 defeat to the New England Patriots, where Wilson saw only two targets through three quarters.

Wilson's Production and Team Context

Despite occasional quiet games, Wilson ranks ninth in receptions with 35, 14th in receiving yards with 418 and 15th in targets with 48. The offense averages 18.7 points per game, placing 25th in the league. Wilson signed a four-year, $130 million contract extension last year and has voiced no public complaints, though he grows frustrated during losses when he is not a central part of the attack.

Upcoming Matchup and Injury Returns

The Jets host the Miami Dolphins, who stand at 0-5, on Sunday. Reich emphasized the goal of involving Wilson early and often while remaining open to distributing the ball when other players step up. Wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, out four games after finger surgery, could return, and running back Breece Hall, sidelined three games with a quadriceps issue, practiced on a limited basis Thursday.