News about Garrett Wilson

In the aftermath of a huge trade that landed them a bonafide No. 1 wide receiver, the New York Jets have been receiving offers for their other top pass catching talent. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Jets have been getting offers from a group of unnamed NFL teams who have interest in Jets receiver Garrett Wilson. This comes in the aftermath of the Jets trading with the Las Vegas Raiders for receiver Davante Adams.

A star wide receiver for the New York Jets was not seen at practice on Wednesday due to 'personal reasons' as speculation around a possible trade heats up. Mike Williams - who is playing his first season with the Jets - did not participate in practice for what was disclosed as 'personal reasons'. According to ESPN reporter Rich Cimini, new Jets head coach Jeff Ulbrich did not make any mention of Williams' absence.

New York Jets receiver Garrett Wilson shot down a critic of one of his local rivals. Giants rookie receiver Malik Nabers is coming off an impressive, but ultimately disappointing Week 4 loss to the rival Dallas Cowboys. The former LSU star played great, catching a dozen passes for 115 yards, but ended the night being diagnosed with a concussion. That head injury occurred in the waning stages of the fourth quarterback, when Nabers dove along the sidelines for a Daniel Jones pass. Although he initially appeared to make a brilliant catch, replays showed Nabers failing to secure the ball, leading to a turnover on downs. What's more, Nabers is seen landing on his head before struggling to get up and being helped to the locker room. He has since been diagnosed with the first concussion of his NFL career.

Aaron Rodgers has issued an ominous warning to the rest of the NFL about his thriving relationship with his Jets receivers. It came after the quarterback combined for touchdowns with both Allen Lazard and Garrett Wilson as the New York Jets blew away the New England Patriots 24-3 on Thursday.  The home victory came 12 months after Rodgers tore his Achilles just four plays into his Jets debut against the Bills at MetLife Stadium. 

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers was back to throwing at the first day of the team's organized team activities (OTAs). Jets social media captured a moment during workouts when Rodgers slung a perfect pass to wideout Garrett Wilson, who sprinted his way in for a touchdown. It was just the first day of these OTAs - which can only occur across a ten day period during the offseason. 

According to ESPN and NFL Network, the New York Jets and wide receiver Mike Williams have agreed to a one-year contract worth up to $15 million. Williams, 29, was a cap casualty fired by the Los Angeles Chargers last week after he spent his first seven NFL seasons with the team. In Week 3, Williams' 2023 season was cut short when he sustained a torn ACL.

One New York Jets fan devised an extraordinary tactic to compel Mike Williams to sign for their favorite team ahead of the receiver's free-agent tour this week. On Tuesday, Williams, who was fired by the Los Angeles Chargers as a salary-cap casualty last week, visited the Jets' Florham Park base as he decides about his next move before the 2024 NFL season. Given his success in Los Angeles, where he played two 1,000-yard seasons, and the team's desperate need for another wide receiver – Jets fan and content creator @NYJMatt pushed out all the stops to convince the former Chargers star to join them, he decided to pull out all the stops to convince the team's desperate search for another wide receiver – Jets fan and content creator @NYJMatt.

Wilson's cleats were caught in the turf during the Jets' match against Philadelphia on Sunday as he attempted to defy the Eagles' defense. The 23-year-old was quick to get up, but he was also ill-used in his step after the slip-up. Wilson was admitted to a medical tent for an x-ray later that day. Wilson returned to action after recovering from the injury scare, and the Jets went on to upset the Eagles 20-14 in their first loss of the season.

Aaron Rodgers' public sluggishness toward his Jets teammates is fine, as well as the fact that the departed quarterback made his remarks while recovering his torn Achilles in California. He's been around youth, he's been around adversity, and he's seen it all,' Saleh told reporters on Wednesday. During his regular interview with ESPN's Pat McAfee on Tuesday, Rodgers scolded teammates, saying offensive players in particular 'need to improve a little bit.' During Sunday's loss to the visiting New England Patriots, wide receiver Garrett Wilson and assistant coaches engaged on a sideline brawl.

As players for the Jets were seen clearly upset and yelling at each other and their coaches in New York, things are not going well. Jets players were not content with how the team was going to be portrayed in the midst of what would be a 15-10 loss to the New England Patriots. Michael Carter, who was seen screaming and yelling in the face of running backs coach Taylor Emerson, was one of those players.

Some NFL bettors had a good week and FanDuel Sportsbook had a rough Sunday, with the company profiting $20 million to its clients. Some ardent football enthusiasts participated in a thrilling Week 2 parlay, according to the New York Post. Any NFL team participating in the (all ET) 1pm, 4:05, and 4:25p slates must kick a field goal in order to win.

In the 22-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills, quarterback Garrett Wilson made the first play of the season on a night that turned into a roller coaster for the New York Jets and their fans. Wilson, Aaron Rodgers' debut as the Jets' quarterback, and his co-stars were left angry after the game was called off with an injured ankle after only four plays. Wilson and the rest of the Jets did not give up hope, and with just under five minutes remaining in the third quarter, he hauled in a jump ball with just under five minutes on a three-yard pass from backup QB Zach Wilson.

On Monday, the Jets defeated the Bills 22-16, followed by a somber tone as the team anxiously waited for the arrival of an injured Aaron Rodgers. When Rodgers' debut was cut short by Leonard Floyd, he was suspended for just four plays, with the quarterback later being led to the locker room. As Rodgers prepares to get an MRI on Tuesday, Jets coach Robert Saleh revealed later that the team was concerned with an Achilles injury for the 39-year-old and said after the game that the prospects were not promising.

Garrett Wilson, the Jets' receiver, is hoping to be Batman, or in other words, Davante Adams to Aaron Rodgers. The NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year has been meticulously reviewing tape of the long-serving Packers-turned-Raiders wideout, who is best known for his on-field chemistry with Rodgers. Wilson told AP that he has been watching tape of the Vegas receiver on a daily basis. Wilson said of Adams, 'We go back and watch the 2019, 2020 Green Bay Packers be unguardable at this point.'

Dalvin Cook, a running back for the New York Jets, believes the team has a'very possible' chance of winning this season's Super Bowl, with Aaron Rodgers at the center of the team's offense. Rodgers made a blockbuster trade to the Jets at the end of July, earning a two-year contract in New York after calling time on his long time with the Green Bay Packers. The 39-year-old quarterback came with a reputation as one of the finest quarterbacks of the modern age and defended that billing with a spectacular pass to Garrett Wilson for his first touchdown against the Giants on Saturday.

Aaron Rodgers had no trouble getting off the field for the New York Jets on Saturday night. Rodgers got to the ground running with his new team just seven minutes into their preseason match against the Giants by throwing to wide receiver Garrett Wilson for his first Jets touchdown. It was a fantastic pass from the four-time NFL MVP, who completed his 18-year with the Green Bay Packers, to securing a blockbuster trade to New York in the offseason.

Corey Davis, a wide receiver for the New York Jets, has announced his retirement from football at the age of 28. 'For some time now, I've been considering moving away from football altogether,' in a message posted on Instagram.' This decision hasn't been easv. 'Although I am a deep person, I am a man with a few words.' I've been looking for a way to exercise, and I think getting away from the game is the right option for me at this moment.'

Tyler Scott, the Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver, has the long tradition of the 'rookie dinner,' which is located on the border between team bonding and hazing. Scott, a fourth-round pick to Chicago from this year's draft, was disqualified with a group of his fellow pass catchers, but the pair was sweating when they left him with the tab. That's because the tab for this dinner at an unidentified restaurant cost a grand total of $20,501.81 before gratuity was included.

Aaron Rodgers hasn't been a Garrett Wilson's teammate for long, but the receiver himself sees greatness in him, despite admitting to there being similarities between him and Davante Adams. Adams, a Green Bay teammate of Rodgers' for eight years, developed into one of the league's top receivers and began a deadly relationship with his quarterback. Rodgers has been impressed by his new No. 10 after Wilson's 1,103 receiving yards last season and was named Offensive Rookie of the Year. 17 years old, firsthand.

'[...] That's a Hall of Fame player,' wide receiver Garrett Wilson said. 'This is something 20 years from now, 30 years from now, I can tell my children, 'You know, I played with Aaron Rodgers.' The 39-year-old was on an isolation retreat in Oregon and deciding to continue his football career - and with the Jets - in New York last Wednesday, after purchasing him from Green Bay.

For New York Jets fans, another day and more Aaron Rodgers stuff. Aaron Rodgers is back in action with the Jets and boosting his on-field rapport with wide receiver Garrett Wilson after a weekend of enjoying playoff hockey and basketball in the Big Apple. In a Monday morning session, Rodgers sling the ball to Wilson, and the Jets captioned the video: 'Since Jets tweeted so sweetly.'

Rodgers to the Jets fulfilled his pledge to get rid of the wedge-shaped foam hat in his first Youtube video starring teammates Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson on Thursday, but the 22-year-old cornerback isn't done with the Jets. Before throwing the cheesehead into a fire pit in the backyard of his house, Gardner said, 'We need you to come here so we can win the Super Bowl.' "I promise if you become a Jet, I won't pick you off in practice, and I'll grill the cheesehead," the 39-year-old Rodgers said earlier this week.

After putting together an almost flawless NFL parlay, one sports betor came nigh on a near-one million dollar payout. Following NFL Honors, Alan Zavala shared his complete bet slip on social media on Thursday. Zavala sold just $3.74 on a then-speculative five-leg parlay back on September 8 - the day this NFL season started.

With receiver Garett Wilson named the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, the New York Jets wide brought together a double swoop of rookie awards, while Sauce Gardner was named Defensive Rookie of the Year. Wilson was rewarded for his effort last season after finishing 15th overall in receiving yards, with 1,103 and four touchdowns. Wilson, despite inconsistency at the quarterback position, was a bright spot for the Jets offense after coming out of Ohio State.