Wilson’s fall in some drafts is discussed as a potential value, with the Jets’ offense expected to evolve and the receiving corps offering upside as targets expand. He’s framed as a mid-to-late round addition with strong upside in the right format.

Wilson anchors the Jets’ aerial attack; his extension is a focal point of the season, with the coaching staff banking on increased target share and chemistry with Fields to anchor fantasy upside.

Wilson anchors the Jets’ air attack after a long-term extension; the team seeks a second reliable WR to complement him and ease Justin Fields’ transition. Bourne’s veteran steadiness could anchor the depth chart behind Wilson, with Fields needing more options in the short to intermediate game.

Wilson is highlighted as a core target for Fields and the Jets' aerial attack, with his target share and role in a reimagined offense shaping the ceiling for Fields and the passing game. His dynamic playmaking is central to stacking strategies in NYJ lineups.

Wilson's extension anchors the Jets' aerial plan; as the primary target in a thinner WR corps, he should command a substantial share of targets, helping fantasy managers despite some positional depth concerns behind him.