With the Nov. 10 deadline approaching, New York has told teams calling about the star receiver that he is not available.
The Jets have made their position on Garrett Wilson official: he's staying put. Despite growing speculation that a rebuilding New York team could cash in its star wide receiver before the Nov. 10 trade deadline, sources tell ESPN there is "no way" the Jets move him this year.
The chatter picked up after Wilson saw a dip in targets over the past two weeks and reportedly showed some frustration about it. That, combined with New York's likely status as a seller, was enough to get other teams calling. But the Jets have responded firmly, making clear to interested suitors that Wilson is not on the market.
It's a notable stance given the Jets have already been active this deadline season, swinging a pair of significant trades. Holding onto Wilson, a former first-round pick and the offense's most dynamic playmaker, suggests the front office still views him as part of the long-term plan rather than a trade chip.
The Jets play the Raiders on Sunday as they try to snap out of their current skid, with Wilson presumably still featured in the game plan.