2024 RTSports Outlook

Wilson had his second straight 1,000-yard season to start his career and was 26th overall in fantasy receiver scoring. And he did this once again with poor quarterback play much of the season. Aaron Rodgers was lost the first game of the year, leaving a huge hole at quarterback for the Jets to fill. Wilson still produced some pretty good numbers in an offense that struggled. He had double-digit fantasy points 11 of 17 games, showing good consistency. He also had double-digit targets nine times. Wilson had a ton of weekly looks. Things are looking up for him this year as long as Rodgers can stay healthy. Rodgers has a history of making his No. 1 receiver a huge fantasy threat. Wilson is a playmaker. He has top speed and can make a big play in a hurry. Wilson is good at making plays after the catch. He will drop a few passes, though, having 12 in two seasons.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Wilson can take his game to a new level with Rodgers throwing him passes. Wilson can be a top-10 fantasy receiver this year. Wilson can get 100-plus receptions for 1,300 yards and double-digit receptions.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

2023 was supposed to be the year of Garrett Wilson. He had received a massive quarterback upgrade with future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers arriving in New York. Unfortunately, it all blew up in fantasy gamers' faces when Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon four plays into his Jets debut. Despite taking a step back and finishing as the WR32 in half PPR leagues, Wilson still boasted impressive advanced metrics. Per Fantasy Points Data Suite, Wilson had a 25% Targets Per Route Run (TPRR) and a 27% Target Share. These marks were better than what he posted as a rookie. With Rodgers expected to be fully healthy, Wilson is once again set up for a breakout season. The third-year wide receiver is already one of the premier route runners in the league and has enough juice after the catch to become a bonafide fantasy football star. As long as Rodgers remains on the field, Wilson is a good bet to yield a positive return on investment. Currently ranked as RotoBaller's WR7, Wilson can be drafted as a WR1 across all formats.

2023 was supposed to be the year of Garrett Wilson. He had received a massive quarterback upgrade with future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers arriving in New York. Unfortunately, it all blew up in fantasy gamers' faces when Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon four plays into his Jets debut. Despite taking a step back and finishing as the WR32 in half PPR leagues, Wilson still boasted impressive advanced metrics. Per Fantasy Points Data Suite, Wilson had a 25% Targets Per Route Run (TPRR) and a 27% Target Share. These marks were better than what he posted as a rookie. With Rodgers expected to be fully healthy, Wilson is once again set up for a breakout season. The third-year wide receiver is already one of the premier route runners in the league and has enough juice after the catch to become a bonafide fantasy football star. As long as Rodgers remains on the field, Wilson is a good bet to yield a positive return on investment. Currently ranked as RotoBaller's WR7, Wilson can be drafted as a WR1 across all formats.