Garrett Wilson says he has not requested a trade from Jets
The receiver wants to remain with the team but says winning matters more, with the November 10 trade deadline approaching.
Garrett Wilson said October 28 that he wants to stay with the Jets and has made no trade request, despite speculation about his future before the November 10 deadline. The wide receiver also stressed that his attachment to the team does not outweigh his desire to win.
Speaking to reporters after showing frustration on the sideline in a loss to the Dolphins, Wilson described trade speculation as part of the NFL business. The Jets have a 24-51 record since he arrived.
In comments carried by SNY, Wilson said he remained hopeful that he could win with the Jets. He said maintaining optimism had required effort and that the repeated losses had become increasingly painful.
Wilson was among three players the Jets selected in the first round in 2022. The other two, Sauce Gardner and Jermaine Johnson, have since been traded. The team already holds three first-round selections for 2027.
