Garrett Wilson may not belong in the top tier of fantasy wide receivers entering 2026, but his current draft cost creates a compelling buying opportunity. With a proven target floor, strong production history, and a more reasonable ADP, Wilson offers the kind of upside that can swing fantasy leagues.

Garrett Wilson, New York Jets

Wilson held WR1 form over his first five games (7/95/1, 4/50, 10/84/1, 6/82/1, and 6/71/1) while averaging 9.6 targets and 19.04 fantasy points in PR formats. In his poor showing in Week 6 (3/13 on eight targets) against the Broncos, he picked up a right knee injury that cost him a couple of games. Wilson tried to play through the issue in Week 10, but managed to stay on the field for only 19 plays.…