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Sports · October 31, 2026

Garrett Wilson trade rumors: Jets responding emphatically to other teams asking for star WR

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Despite interest from multiple NFL teams and a 2-5 season start, the New York Jets reportedly have no intention of trading star wide receiver Garrett Wilson before the November 10 trade deadline. Sources indicate that the organization views Wilson as a core building block, with ownership reportedly favoring the receiver. This stance follows Wilson's four-year, $130 million contract extension signed in July 2025, which keeps him under contract through 2030. While other high-profile players have been moved across the league, the Jets have reportedly responded emphatically to inquiries that Wilson is off-limits.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • The New York Jets do not plan to trade Garrett Wilson before the November 10 deadline.
  • A source told ESPN there is 'no way' the team will part with Wilson.
  • The Jets have a 2-5 record this season.
  • Wilson is under a four-year, $130 million extension signed in July 2025 that runs through 2030.
  • Multiple teams have expressed interest in trading for Wilson.

Reported by only some outlets

  • Fox News and CBS Sports note that the Jets traded stars Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the deadline last year.
  • CBS Sports reports that Wilson is 'loved by ownership.'
  • Newsweek identifies the Chiefs, 49ers, and Rams as potential contenders who might have pursued Wilson.
  • Newsweek reports that the Colts and Titans have already traded cornerstone players like Quenton Nelson and Jeffery Simmons.

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