Jets receiver Garrett Wilson says he doesn't want to be traded but he expressed that he's frustrated by his target share and, most of all, losing.
New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson stated on Wednesday that he does not want to be traded, despite growing frustration over the team's losing record and his limited offensive involvement. Wilson voiced his desire to remain in New York and win games after being targeted just three times during a 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
Head coach Aaron Glenn, offensive coordinator Frank Reich, and quarterback Geno Smith have noted defenses are focusing coverage on Wilson, an explanation the receiver disputed. Meanwhile, cornerback Nahshon Wright revealed he is frustrated by his lack of defensive snaps and is open to a trade before the deadline.
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