As if a 0-6 start weren't bad enough, the Jets must now contend with an ailing Garrett Wilson, who, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter and Rich Cimini, is expected to miss at least "a couple of weeks" with a hyperextended knee.
An MRI today revealed that Jets WR Garrett Wilson hyperextended his knee and he now is expected to miss, as one source said, “a couple of weeks.” pic.twitter.com/HBOBdEfBI2
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 13, 2025
News of Wilson's injury was first reported on Sunday, when SNY's Connor Hughes wrote that the star wideout would undergo an MRI to determine the severity of a knee issue suffered during the loss to the Broncos.
Well, it sounds like we now have a bit more clarity... but it's certainly a bittersweet answer for the Jets. On the one hand, at least it's not something season-ending. But on the other, it's going to be a lot harder to win without Wilson on the field, especially if they couldn't do it with him. The Jets passing game was already struggling enough.
Although the Ohio State product had a relatively quiet game on Sunday, he has had a touchdown in four of the Jets' first six contests and notched 50 or more receiving yards in five of them. In his absence, wide receiver Josh Reynolds could expect more looks.
The Jets will host the Panthers in Week 7, then travel to play the Bengals before their bye in Week 9.
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