Jets Place Garrett Wilson on Season-Long IR
Garrett Wilson, wide receiver for the Jets, has been placed on season-long injured reserve as announced by head coach Aaron Glenn. The decision follows Wilson’s knee injury that has sidelined him since early November.
Garrett Wilson’s Injury Status
During a press conference, Glenn shared positive news about Wilson’s rehabilitation progress. However, he confirmed that the Jets would not risk further injury as the team struggles with a record of 3-11 this season.
Decision to Hold Wilson Out
“Garrett’s doing a really good job in his rehab,” Glenn stated. He added that after discussions with medical professionals, the choice was made to keep Wilson out for the remainder of the season.
- Season-long injured reserve for Wilson
- Knee injury sidelined him since November
- Jets’ current record: 3-11
Glenn expressed confidence in Wilson’s ability to recover fully by the offseason program. “He’s on board,” he remarked, emphasizing the importance of being cautious with Wilson’s health.
Wilson’s Performance Overview
Garrett Wilson had a remarkable start to his NFL career, surpassing 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first three seasons. In 2025, he played eight games, recording 36 receptions for 395 yards and four touchdowns before his injury.
Looking Ahead
By prioritizing Wilson’s recovery, the Jets aim to have him return fully healthy for the offseason program. His absence is significant, as he has been a vital component of the team’s offense.
- Career highlights: 1,000+ yards in first three seasons
- Current season: 36 receptions, 395 yards, 4 touchdowns
The Jets’ coaching staff is optimistic about Wilson’s future contributions, emphasizing the importance of a smart approach to his rehabilitation process.
