Garrett Wilson enters the 2026 season fully recovered from the 2025 knee injury that restricted him to seven games and 395 receiving yards, snapping his prior three-year streak of 1,000-plus yards. Through two weeks, the Jets' clear top wideout has posted 11 receptions for 136 yards and one touchdown on 14 targets while shifting primarily outside, a role he prefers for creating separation. Veteran quarterback Geno Smith provides a stable, aggressive passing attack with added weapons around Wilson, though competition for targets from players like Adonai Mitchell could cap volume. Wilson's four-year, $130 million extension adds motivation, and favorable early matchups support a return to high-end production if he maintains health and the offense sustains efficiency over the full 17-game schedule.