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Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson trade rumors

First reported Oct 28, 8:24 PM ET · Latest Oct 31, 12:26 PM ET · Explainer updated Oct 31, 11:31 AM ET

Where things stand

The New York Jets are not expected to trade star wide receiver Garrett Wilson, ESPN reports.

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Facts

What the reporting says

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  • Reported The Jets are not expected to trade Garrett Wilson. Is this wrong?
    Source
    • “The Jets are not expected to trade Garrett Wilson, sources told ESPN” — ESPN
  • Reported Garrett Wilson says he doesn't want to be traded. Is this wrong?
    Source
    • “Jets receiver Garrett Wilson says he doesn't want to be traded” — ESPN
  • Reported Garrett Wilson expressed frustration over his target share. Is this wrong?
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    • “he expressed that he's frustrated by his target share” — ESPN
    • “and, most of all, losing” — ESPN

How to read the labels: Reported: one newsroom · Corroborated: two or more independent newsrooms · Confirmed: backed by a primary source such as an official release or filing · Disputed: newsrooms disagree · Updated: replaced by a newer figure. This story as data for AI assistants and developers.

Timeline

What changed: Wilson said he does not want a trade but voiced frustration over his share of targets and the team's recent losses.

How this story developed

  1. New The Jets are not expected to trade Garrett Wilson. Garrett Wilson says he doesn't want to be traded. Garrett Wilson expressed frustration over his target share.

Every report, newest first

  1. 'No way' that Jets trade star WR Wilson before deadline, source says — ESPN

    The Jets are not expected to trade Garrett Wilson, sources told ESPN, despite increased speculation about the star wide receiver's future.

  2. Jets WR Wilson doesn't want trade but admits frustration over targets, losing — ESPN

    Jets receiver Garrett Wilson says he doesn't want to be traded but he expressed that he's frustrated by his target share and, most of all, losing.

Questions

  • It remains unclear whether the Jets will adjust Wilson’s role to address his frustrations or if other roster moves will be made. Open

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More: background

Trade rumors often intensify near the NFL deadline, when teams can move players. A wide receiver’s “target share” is the percentage of passes thrown to him, a key measure of his involvement in the offense. Wilson’s comments reflect dissatisfaction with how often he is being thrown the ball and the team’s performance.

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