Garrett Wilson, the standout wide receiver for the New York Jets, has been sidelined for several games due to injuries, raising concerns among fans as the team navigates a tough season. Wilson recently sustained a right knee sprain in Week 10, which put him on injured reserve, alongside a previous hyperextended knee that caused him to miss two games earlier in the season.
According to NFL insider Rich Cimini from ESPN, Wilson is likely to be out for three to four weeks from the time of the injury. While fans were hopeful he could return to action against the Atlanta Falcons, reports suggest that he may not be back until Week 15. The absence of Wilson has added to the Jets’ struggles on the field, as he had previously been a reliable presence, not missing any games until this season.
Despite the challenges, Garrett Wilson remains committed to the Jets. In a statement made during trade speculations in May 2025, he emphasized his desire to stay with the team, saying, “I’m hopeful I’m a Jet for life, and we get this thing rolling and that all of our best are ahead of us.” His dedication to the Jets reflects his hopes for a successful turnaround in the future, bolstering team morale as they look to navigate the remainder of the season.
With Wilson’s potential return on the horizon, fans and teammates alike are likely optimistic that his presence could significantly impact the Jets’ performance in the critical weeks to come.