So if we take that 11.5% average and apply it to the 2025 salary cap of $279.2 million, Garrett Wilson’s next contract would come in around $32 million per season. That would tie him with AJ Brown for the fifth highest salary in the league.

Garrett Wilson has put up the type of receiving numbers few New York Jets players have. And in some cases, he's all alone in the team's record book. At just 24 and entering his fourth NFL season, the star wide receiver is looking for even more — catches,

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson hopes to remain part of "Gang Green" for the rest of his NFL career amid what he called a "few discussions" with the organization regarding his contract situation.