Star WR limited by QB play; Jets tied for lowest team total; situation-capped ceiling.

Garrett Wilson is a star wide receiver with absolutely dominant route-tree metrics who has received at least 147 targets in each of his first three seasons. However, he has been limited by quarterback play throughout his career. This season brings some optimism with Gino Smith at quarterback (his second-best QB to date), plus additions of offensive line help and development of Adonai Mitchell. However, Wilson will likely open the season in two-wide-receiver sets behind Omar Khan. The Jets remain tied with the Cardinals for the lowest implied team total, suggesting betting markets still view them as a bottom-two offense. JJ Zachariason doesn't draft Wilson very often due to situation-limited ceiling despite his elite route-running ability.