New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson has entered the NFL's concussion protocol, head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed on Wednesday, placing his availability for the upcoming games in doubt just a week before the league's 2026 trade deadline on November 10.
Wilson, the 2022 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, leads the Jets this season with 63 targets, 43 catches, 527 receiving yards, and three touchdowns. His four-year, $130 million contract extension is set to begin next season.
The 2-6 Jets are in a rebuilding phase, and Wilson's frustration was visible during a Week 7 loss to the Miami Dolphins, where he appeared to argue with quarterback Geno Smith and passing game coordinator Seth Ryan. Wilson later described the exchange as a constructive conversation about being more aggressive. With the trade deadline approaching, speculation continues about whether the Jets would consider moving their star receiver, though Wilson has emphasized his desire to make an impact and win games.
