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.

This week the Jets signed their two young stars to lucrative contract extensions, locking them in as the new faces of the franchise.

The New York Jets enjoyed a stellar haul back at the 2022 NFL Draft, bringing in multiple starters at key positions. While they've been able to enjoy receiving that top-end production at a discounted rookie rate,

The Jets agreed to a landmark extension with wide receiver Garrett Wilson, which is a major deal for his old teammate Chris Olave and the Saints.

ESPN sources: Jets and wide receiver Garrett Wilson reached agreement on a four-year, $130 million contract extension that includes $90 million guaranteed. It marks the first time in NFL history that a receiver has received an average over $31 million after playing only three… pic.twitter.com/eGynmv7JwN

Raleigh made history as a catcher, but his Home Run Derby victory was special for more reasons than that. Raleigh had his father, Todd, pitching to him and his brother, Todd Jr., behind the plate. And the hardware included a title belt handed to him by former WWE champion Cody Rhodes.

Garrett Wilson got used to teammates approaching him in the Jets locker room this spring to talk about new quarterback Justin Fields. “Guys come up to me and say, ‘That’s my guy.’ I already know.

CBS Sports recently outlined every AFC team's remaining offseason needs. Unsurprisingly, they went with wide receiver for the Jets. Hopefully Reynolds and Lazard can prove to be reliable outlets for Fields in the passing game.