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Garrett Wilson Has Big Expectations for the Jets' 2026 Offense

Garrett Wilson is entering his fifth season as a wide receiver for the Jets — this time under offensive coordinator Frank Reich.

Garrett Wilson, the New York Jets' leading wide receiver for his fifth NFL season under offensive coordinator Frank Reich, anticipates a successful offense in the upcoming season. Despite missing a significant portion of the 2025 season due to injury, the 26-year-old is eager to see what Reich's scheme can achieve. "This is one of the offenses I’m going to look back on in a few years and love the most," Wilson expressed to NFL reporter Zack Blatt.

With a streak of 1,000-yard seasons ending last year due to a knee injury, Wilson plans to see the ball more frequently this year. He believes in a straightforward approach, stating, "It’s man coverage, let’s throw a fade to Terrell Owens." The Jets kick off their regular-season schedule on Sept. 13 against the Tennessee Titans.

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