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Jets WR Garrett Wilson faces potential absence due to concussion heading into Week 9 matchup against Kansas City, creating uncertainty in New York's receiving corps.

Garrett Wilson caught the mid-week concussion that has hit a couple of teams over the last two weeks and has already been ruled out for Week 9. His absence opens up targets for Adonai Mitchell and Omar Cooper Jr.

Wilson and Corey Mitchell both ran a route on 74% of Jets dropbacks last week. It's a tough matchup against Kansas City, but both are WR3-level players, especially with Mansoor Delane out on the other side.

Garrett Wilson is set to miss his first game of the season with a concussion; he had 12 targets last week, but the source notes that Geno Smith has had no problem spreading the ball around all season, suggesting the offense can absorb his absence.

Garrett Wilson is set to miss his first game of the season with a concussion. While this would normally signal offensive despair, the source notes there are multiple options to step up in his absence, including Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Mason Taylor, Kenyon Sadiq, Isaiah Williams, and Breece Hall in the pass game.

Garrett Wilson is currently in concussion protocol after catching six passes for 83 yards against the Raiders and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs. Gang Green Nation identifies Wilson as a key weapon in the Jets passing game, and if he cannot play, Omar Cooper and Kenyon Sadiq would become the focal points of the offense.

Garrett Wilson is currently in concussion protocol after catching six passes for 83 yards against the Raiders, creating uncertainty for his availability in Week 9 against Kansas City. If Wilson cannot play, the Jets will need to rely on Omar Cooper and rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq as their most talented passing-game weapons, as the Chiefs rank among the best teams in the NFL at stopping the run.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson, the 2022 Offensive Rookie of the Year, is on track for another 1,000-yard receiving season despite currently being in concussion protocol; the Jets have no desire or intention to trade him despite trade deadline speculation, with one team source saying 'It is very unlikely to happen.'

Garrett Wilson, the 2022 Offensive Rookie of the Year, is on track for another 1,000-yard receiving season despite currently being in concussion protocol; the Jets have no desire or intention to trade him according to multiple sources, though one team source acknowledged it is very unlikely to happen.

Garrett Wilson has been ruled out for Week 9, which increases the target share and value for Jets wide receivers Omar Cooper Jr. and Adonai Mitchell.

Jets number one wide receiver ruled out with a concussion for Sunday's road matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

Jets WR1 Garrett Wilson ruled out for Week 9 vs. Kansas City Chiefs due to concussion; directly impacts Jets passing game and fantasy lineup decisions for the matchup.

Garrett Wilson has not practiced this week and is ruled out for Week 9 with a concussion, leaving Omar Cooper Jr. and Adonai Mitchell as top targets for the Jets in an extremely tough matchup against the Chiefs, who have allowed the fewest touchdowns and second-fewest yards and fantasy points per game to WRs.

Wilson has not practiced this week and is out for Week 9 with a concussion.

Garrett Wilson is out, removing a top-tier receiving option from fantasy lineups.

Dealing with concussion; status unclear but unavailable for immediate fantasy use.

Wilson is out for the 2-6 Jets' Week 9 matchup against the 5-2 Chiefs after being placed in concussion protocol following the loss to the Raiders. Despite leading the team with 43 receptions, 527 yards, and three touchdowns, Wilson has been targeted just 7.8 times per game this season—the lowest since his rookie year—which has been a subject of significant consternation within the organization.

Wilson is listed as questionable and in the concussion protocol, which could impact his availability for Week 9 against the Chiefs. If he is ruled out, it would create opportunity for Kenyon Sadiq.

Faniano ranks Wilson at WR18 rest of season but flags significant uncertainty. Wilson is dealing with concussion concerns heading into a matchup against Kansas City. Faniano speculates Wilson could be traded to Kansas City for a first-round pick, indicating potential roster movement affecting fantasy value. Additionally, Faniano groups Wilson with Adonai Mitchell and Omar Cooper Jr. as part of a frustrating Jets receiving trio where weekly target and touchdown distribution is highly unpredictable, limiting consistency.

With Aaron Rodgers out, the Jets will target a specific WR; fantasy impact depends on which receiver becomes the primary target.

Ruled out of the Jets-Chiefs game in Week 9 with a concussion; his absence opens opportunity for other Jets wide receivers to gain fantasy value.

No. 1 wide receiver Garrett Wilson ruled out for Week 9 after entering concussion protocol Monday following a helmet-to-helmet hit in Week 8; has 527 yards and three touchdowns over 43 receptions this season.

No. 1 wide receiver entered concussion protocol on Monday after a helmet-to-helmet hit in Week 8 and was ruled out for Week 9. He has accumulated 527 yards and three touchdowns over 43 receptions this season.

Garrett Wilson has been ruled out for the Jets' game against the Chiefs on Sunday, leaving the Jets short a receiver for the matchup.