Garrett Wilson clearly isn’t happy. And his future with the New York Jets seems murkier than ever. The star wide receiver wants to win more than anything, but three losing seasons to start his NFL career have taken their toll.

It sounds a bit paradoxical, but the Jets are walking the fine line between getting enough touches for a lot of alphas in their underachieving offense and making sure that Garrett Wilson is happy because he could be here long after the Aaron Rodgers-Davante Adams partnership leaves town.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers told reporters he's spoken with wide receiver Garrett Wilson about his frustration, per ESPN's Rich Cimini.

After promises of being this moribund franchise’s savior, Aaron Rodgers is a washed-up pseudo-intellectual with zero self-awareness. Meanwhile, owner Woody Johnson is passing up on trades because his sons don’t like some players’ Madden ratings. Seriously.

On Monday, interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich was asked about Wilson's situation and gave an honest answer about the offense's responsibility to get him the ball. "At the end of the

When Rodgers gets his 500th, he will join Tom Brady (649), Drew Brees (571), Peyton Manning (539) and Brett Favre (508) as the only five QBs in NFL history to throw for half a thousand six-pointers in their gloriously productive careers.

New York Jets star receiver Garrett Wilson didn't get his number called very often in Sunday's 19-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. When asked after the

New York Jets play-caller Todd Downing reacts to the frustration of WR Garrett Wilson with the offense and shares praise for Malachi Corley's future in the NFL.