Garrett Wilson

The Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt writes, “it would not be a surprise at all if [Garrett] Wilson set a team record for targets and receptions in 2025.”

Betting on Wilson to break Brandon Marshall’s franchise records (173 targets and 109 receptions) is imprudent. Fantasy managers can, however, note the continued messaging from Jets-oriented media: Wilson will again command a dominant target share this season. The only question is whether the Jets’ expectedly run-heavy play calling prevents him from reaching the 139-163-target range he’s operated in through three NFL seasons. He seems like a safe bet to return high-end WR2 value, but a WR1 season is within his range of outcomes.