Garrett Wilson enters the 2026 season fully healthy after a right-knee injury limited him to seven games and 36 receptions in 2025. As the Jets’ established WR1 under new quarterback Geno Smith and offensive coordinator Frank Reich, he remains the primary target despite roster additions including Adonai Mitchell, rookie first-rounders Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq, and other pass-catchers that deepen the room. Wilson has shifted toward a more consistent outside alignment, which favors deeper, contested routes over high-volume slot work and could moderate raw reception totals relative to his prior 83–101 catch full seasons. The Jets’ revamped offense and playoff aspirations may sustain his target share early, though increased competition and scheme emphasis on big plays introduce downside risk for volume-dependent outcomes over the full regular season.