“I don’t think it’s the mindset,” Wilson said of the Jets losing gene. “The mindset is the opposite. Whether or not you can make right on your mindset is different. No, (our) mindset is right, process is right but at the end of the day — we gotta stop being losers.”

The New York Jets did not have a day to remember against the Miami Dolphins (6-7) in Week 14... but Garrett Wilson did. Despite the 32-26 overtime loss for the Jets (3-10), their star wide receiver shined against one of the NFL's best on Sunday.

Garrett Wilson has now lost 10 games in each of his three seasons with the Jets — 7-10, 7-10, 3-10 (and counting).

Another year, another postseason miss for the New York Jets. Rinse and repeat for the 14th-straight time. That had realistically already been locked up. But in losing 32-26 to the Miami Dolphins (6-7) in overtime, the Jets (3-10) are now mathematically out of it.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson has proven during his short time in the NFL that he is one of the best in the business at his position.

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson sent a very clear message about his future amid uncertainty with Aaron Rodgers in 2025.

You need good players to turn around a franchise. You need more good players to keep them there. The Jets got the first part right, but are failing miserably at the second part. After another loss, this time in overtime to their divisional rival Miami Dolphins,

The New York Jets have been plagued by late-game collapses this NFL season - and some of the players have their own theory as to why they can't close out victories