Jets Rebuff Wilson Trade Interest as Deadline Week Begins

The New York Jets have reportedly rebuffed trade interest in Garrett Wilson and are not expected to deal their top wide receiver before the deadline. The update came in Tuesday's trade deadline tracking, with one week to go until the November 10 cutoff at 4 p.m. ET. Wilson's name had surfaced among the star players who could theoretically be on the move, but the Jets' stance appears clear: their leading wideout is not available. That position matters in a market that has already seen major movement, with Indianapolis shipping out Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and Chicago landing Jeffery Simmons. The Jets, meanwhile, have pushed back on the idea of a fire sale, with head coach Aaron Glenn also insisting running back Breece Hall will remain with the team. For contenders hunting receiver help, Wilson looks like a closed door, and attention will turn instead to the players whose clubs are genuinely open for business. The Jets' message, a week out from the deadline, is that their best offensive weapon is staying put.