PFM uses necessary storage to run the site and remember your privacy choice. Jetpack Stats measures basic site traffic separately. Optional analytics stay off unless you allow them.
6th among WRs · 95th percentile
RoleLarge Air-Yards ShareShare of team air yards
37.0%Air-Yards Share
13th among WRs · 90th percentile
EfficiencyAverageReceiving yards per target
8.7Yards / Target
48th among WRs · 61st percentile
ProductionEliteSeason-to-date Half-PPR points
77.3Half-PPR Points
11th among WRs · 97th percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
See all advanced stats (6)
Opportunity
Target Share
28.6%
6th among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
37.0%
13th among WRs
aDOT
9.6
83rd among WRs
WOPR
0.69
6th among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
8.7
48th among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
77.3
11th among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 6vs NE
6.4Fantasy pts
Usage6 targets · 4 catches
Production44 rec yds · 56 air yds
Week 5vs CLE
19.9Fantasy pts
Usage11 targets · 7 catches
Production104 rec yds · 92 air yds
Week 4vs CHI
4.2Fantasy pts
Usage4 targets · 3 catches
Production27 rec yds · 31 air yds
Show earlier games (3)
Week 3vs DET
21.7Fantasy pts
Usage13 targets · 10 catches
Production107 rec yds · 132 air yds
Week 2vs GB
14.2Fantasy pts
Usage7 targets · 5 catches
Production57 rec yds · 75 air yds
Week 1vs TEN
10.9Fantasy pts
Usage7 targets · 6 catches
Production79 rec yds · 77 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Garrett Wilson keeps giving the Jets a receiver they can build a passing plan around, even when the offense does not create many scoring chances. He has 35 receptions for 418 yards and three touchdowns in six games. His routes give New York a way to move the chains on ordinary downs instead of waiting for a deep completion, and defenses have continued to give him plenty of attention.
The concern is the Jets' ability to generate enough useful targets and red-zone trips for a consistent top-tier fantasy finish. Wilson's receiving totals are respectable, but there have been games when the offense could not sustain enough drives to turn his catches into a major score. PFM's WR18 rest-of-season ranking treats him as a quality starter rather than automatically assuming a WR1 outcome. He can exceed that position if New York improves its passing efficiency, but the team environment is still central to his value.