Garrett Wilson enters the 2026 NFL season fully healthy after a right knee injury limited him to seven games and 395 receiving yards in 2025. The Jets' revamped passing attack features quarterback Geno Smith and added weapons including first-rounders Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq plus Adonai Mitchell, which should improve overall efficiency but dilute target volume compared to Wilson's prior 1,000-yard campaigns. Under new offensive coordinator Frank Reich, Wilson is shifting toward a full-time outside alignment for more contested, deeper routes that could boost yards per catch despite fewer looks. His four-year, $130 million extension underscores his alpha status, while the team's improved supporting cast and playoff aspirations create a more balanced offense where his big-play ability and red-zone usage will determine total production across 17 games.