Extending Garrett Wilson was a no-brainer — but the real story is the #Jets ’ front office being proactive, locking it in early knowing the WR market will keep rising. Wilson is currently the 5th-highest-paid WR, but with 6 years now on the deal, it’ll only look better over time… https://t.co/Bdixp3nivi pic.twitter.com/WmLgi9fysT

The New York Jets have been negotiating contract extensions with their 2022 first-round picks this offseason. Both Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner became eligible to sign extensions this summer. Wilson inked his long-term deal on Monday, signing a historic four-year, $130 million contract extension that includes $90 million guaranteed on Monday.

Garrett Wilson would've probably requested a trade if Aaron Rodgers returned to the Jets according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

The New York Jets' decision to extend their two most talented players was a smart one for this very important reason.

After being rewarded with a massive contract extension on Monday, New York Jets star receiver Garrett Wilson delivered a positive message to the fans.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson landed a big payday, and broke his silence about the $140 million contract.

In his first comments since agreeing Monday to a four-year, $130 million extension with the Jets that makes him the fifth-highest-paid receiver in the NFL, Wilson expressed his gratitude for a secure future while acknowledging the bumpy road to this point.

Wilson and the New York Jets have agreed to terms on a four-year, $130 million contract extension, a source confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.

Last season was the perfect example of a disappointment when the Aaron Rodgers-led New York Jets could not even make The post Jets Tying Up Sauce Gardner to $120.4 Million Deal after Garrett Wilson Contract Stuns Fans: “God Bless his Agent” appeared first on FirstSportz.

The Jets and Garrett Wilson agreed to a four-year, $130 million extension that includes $90 million guaranteed, ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported and a source confirmed to The Post. The star receiver is now under contract through 2030 and is the first receiver in NFL history to receive an average over $31 million after playing only three seasons.

A wild Justin Fields stat spells a great future for Garrett Wilson, but potentially not for the New York Jets as a whole.