Sports · November 6, 2026
Jets rule out Garrett Wilson for Week 9
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The New York Jets have officially ruled out wide receiver Garrett Wilson for their Week 9 game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed the decision on Friday, noting that Wilson remains in the concussion protocol following a hit to the head sustained during the team's Week 8 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Additionally, the Jets announced that linebacker Trevin Wallace will be unavailable for Sunday's matchup.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Garrett Wilson is ruled out for the Week 9 game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
- The New York Jets officially confirmed Wilson's status.
- The game is scheduled for Sunday.
Reported by only some outlets
- Wilson's absence is due to him remaining in the concussion protocol.
- Wilson sustained a hit to the head during the Week 8 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- Linebacker Trevin Wallace has also been ruled out for Sunday.
- Breece Hall is hoping to return from a quad injury that has sidelined him since Week 3.
- Garrett Wilson leads the Jets with 43 catches and 527 receiving yards.
- The Jets lost 38-33 to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 8.
- The announcement regarding Wilson's status was made by head coach Aaron Glenn on Friday.
Confirmed
- Garrett Wilson is ruled out for the Week 9 game against Kansas City.
- Head coach Aaron Glenn made the announcement.
- The Jets are coming off a Week 8 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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