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Jets tell teams Garrett Wilson is unavailable for trade, reports say

New York has three first-round picks in 2027 and reportedly sees keeping the receiver as part of its path to winning more games.

By Liam Faleolo

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The Jets have informed other teams that they are not willing to trade wide receiver Garrett Wilson before the November 10 deadline, according to multiple reports. His name has surfaced as a potential target for teams seeking a receiver.

The reports say the Jets believe retaining Wilson and using their three first-round picks in 2027 to add players would leave them better placed to win than moving him. The team made two major trades before the 2025 deadline.

Wilson showed frustration on the sideline during a loss to the Dolphins. Afterward, he said he loves playing for the Jets but also wants the experience of playing for a winning team.

Tennessee had conveyed a similar position on Jeffery Simmons before the Bears offered two first-round picks for him. For now, however, the reports indicate that the Jets intend to keep Wilson rather than pursue a deal.

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