Garrett Wilson

Assuming Wilson stays healthy in 2024 (which I do), his ascension into the WR1 ranks is a foregone conclusion. Last year, he had no problem drawing the volume that will help him be a top 12 option, ranking ninth in target share (27.1%), first in air-yard share (45.8%), and fifth in first-read share (36.8%). The problem was obvious last year when there was no Aaron Rodgers. The quarterback play was abysmal. Last season, the Jets ranked 30th in adjusted completion rate and 27th in catchable target rate. With Rodgers back in the huddle, Wilson is an easy WR1 with top-five upside

Garrett Wilson had a standout performance at the Jets minicamp. He worked well with both quarterbacks and showed improvement in his route running, speed, and catching ability.

Fantasy Impact

Wilson is already one of the top receivers in the league based on pure talent, but quarterback play has held him back in his first two years as a pro. If Aaron Rodgers can stay healthy this year, Wilson could have an incredible season in real life and for fantasy, much to the delight of fans all over.