The New York Jets locked up star WR Garrett Wilson on July 14, 2025, with a massive $130M extension, securing the future of the Fields-to-Wilson connection.
StatPro NFL Beat Reporter
The New York Jets have officially secured their offensive cornerstone for the long haul. On Monday, the team and star wide receiver Garrett Wilson agreed to a massive four-year, $130 million contract extension, a deal that not only makes him one of the highest-paid players at his position but also solidifies the franchise's commitment to building a potent offense around him and quarterback Justin Fields.
Four years, $130 million, with $90 million guaranteed. Garrett Wilson isn't going anywhere.
The numbers are staggering. The four-year, $130 million extension places Garrett Wilson firmly among the NFL's elite, ranking him fifth in total contract value and fourth in guaranteed money ($90 million) for a wide receiver. The deal, negotiated by new GM Darren Mougey and Wilson's agents, keeps the 2022 10th overall pick under contract through the 2030 season. It's a decisive move that rewards a player who has been a model of production and durability, having played in all 51 possible games since entering the league.
This contract is about more than just rewarding past performance; it's a massive investment in the future. Wilson has already shattered franchise records with 279 receptions for 3,249 yards and 14 touchdowns, often with a revolving door at quarterback. By locking him up now, the Jets ensure their new quarterback, Justin Fields, has a legitimate, undisputed number one target for years to come. The success of the 2025 season and beyond hinges on the chemistry between these two, and this deal removes any contract-related uncertainty from the equation.
While the Jets were busy securing their offensive future, they also took a moment to honor their defensive past. The team celebrated the birthday of legendary cornerback Darrelle Revis with a post on social media that resonated with the fanbase. 'Many visited Revis Island, very few enjoyed their stay. Happy birthday 24,' the team posted. It was a fitting tribute to one of the franchise's all-time greats on a day when they committed to another potential one.
With Garrett Wilson's contract secured, the Jets have eliminated the biggest potential off-field distraction heading into training camp. The front office, led by new GM Darren Mougey, has made its statement. Now, all eyes turn to the field to see if the blockbuster investment in the Justin Fields-to-Garrett Wilson connection can finally pay the championship dividends this franchise has been craving.
