Nick Faria· Sep 7, 2026
Faria predicts Garrett Wilson will have the better offensive season than Breece Hall, projecting roughly 1,400 receiving yards for Wilson (and 1,300-1,400 total yards from scrimmage for Hall). He also expects the Jets to make more trades, including possibly acquiring a pass rusher and a veteran quarterback to ease pressure on Cade Klubnik.
“If I were to predict yardage totals, it would be something like Wilson with 1,400 yards, and Hall with 14-1300 total yards from scrimmage.”
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Garrett Wilson · 2026 season · receiving yards3 calls from 3 pundits between 1,000 receiving yards and 1,400 receiving yards. Nick Faria said 1,400 receiving yards. the room's median is 1,200 receiving yards. not settled yet
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- Trade and Signing CallsSep 7, 2026
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“I foresee New York looking to acquire another pass rusher if Joseph Ossai is kept out for a long period of time.”
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“I also wouldn't be shocked if he traded for a veteran quarterback as well to take some pressure off Cade Klubnik.”
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Garrett Wilson to record 1,400 receiving yards
“If I were to predict yardage totals, it would be something like Wilson with 1,400 yards, and Hall with 14-1300 total yards from scrimmage.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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