Garrett Wilson of the New York Jets suffered an elbow injury against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, November 12.
Despite this, Wilson informed the Buffalo Bills that he will play in the rematch in Week 11.
“It’s doing better,” Wilson told reporters on Friday, November 17. “I’m feeling good, so we’re going to have a good time this weekend.”
Despite admitting that he will not be playing at full strength.
“Yeah [it’ll affect me during the game] but we’ll get it done,” he said.
Robert Saleh Provided a Concerning Update for Wilson Ahead of Bills Clash Head coach Robert Saleh spoke to the media before Wilson did on Friday, November 17.
When asked about the Wilson injury Saleh responded, “he will show up on the injury report. We’ll see I’m not going to speak for him or the docs [doctors] but there is a couple of hurdles that he has to clear [before he can play].”
Despite admitting that he will not be playing at full strength.
“Yeah [it’ll affect me during the game] but we’ll get it done,” he said.
Robert Saleh Provided a Concerning Update for Wilson Ahead of Bills Clash Head coach Robert Saleh spoke to the media before Wilson did on Friday, November 17.
When asked about the Wilson injury Saleh responded, “he will show up on the injury report. We’ll see I’m not going to speak for him or the docs [doctors] but there is a couple of hurdles that he has to clear [before he can play].”
Wilson suffered an elbow injury during the Raiders’ Sunday Night Football game and required medical attention on the sideline. However, after a little break, he returned to the game.
Wilson was unimpressive on the stat sheet in the first meeting with the Bills in Week 1. He only had five receptions for 34 yards, but his touchdown catch of the season wowed a national audience.
Wilson has 55 receptions for 642 yards and two scores on the season. He leads the Jets in targets (95), catches, yards, touchdowns, and first downs received.
The former Ohio State standout is on pace for 104 receptions, 1,213 yards, and four touchdowns this season. Following his Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign in 2022, he would set new career highs in both catches and yards.
Wilson Hosts Players-Only Meeting Ahead of Bills Game Wilson hosted a players-only meeting at the Jets’ facilities earlier this week.
According to The Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt, “the coaches were in the room, and then they weren’t.” On Tuesday, the New York Jets offense held a scheduled team meeting, followed by the
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