Jets Will Not Trade Garrett Wilson Despite Interest, ESPN Reports The 2-5 New York Jets have no plans to trade wide receiver Garrett Wilson despite receiving interest from other teams, according to an ESPN report. Wilson says he wants to stay in New York, and the team signed him to a four-year, $130 million extension through 2030. The New York Jets will not trade wide receiver Garrett Wilson despite receiving interest from other teams, according to an ESPN report. There is no way the Jets will part with the 26-year-old star, the report said. The 2-5 Jets have gotten off to a slow start this season, which prompted trade interest in Wilson from around the league. But New York has no intention of moving him. Jets ownership also loves the 26-year-old receiver and would not want to trade him, according to the report. That stance would make any deal extremely unlikely before the trade deadline.Wilson himself said he does not want to be traded out of New York. He addressed the situation with reporters on Wednesday. I want to be here, man, Wilson said. I want to win games, and that is the one thing we have been missing on here.I love it here. Do I love it more than I love winning? Nah, to be completely honest, but I am hopeful. I have never been the best optimistic guy, but I have found a way and dug deep, and I have been optimistic for three, four, five years now, he added.And that is why these losses each weekend hurt a little more. Further dampening the possibility of a potential trade, the Jets paid Wilson handsomely just 15 months ago. He signed a four-year, $130 million extension that runs through 2030.The Jets faced a similar decision at the trade deadline when they traded away star cornerback Sauce Gardner and stud defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, netting a haul of picks that included three first-rounders.In theory, if they were to trade Wilson, they could get a similar haul, but at some point, the Jets simply need to keep building blocks on the team instead of trading them for future assets if they hope to contend again. Wilson has dealt with subpar quarterback play in his five seasons with the Jets since being selected with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.He will look to build on his totals while remaining with the Jets through the rest of the season and beyond. The NFL trade deadline has drawn plenty of attention this year. One analyst said the Quenton Nelson move is pretty good, but questioned paying a 30-year-old guard. The analyst also noted that Josh Downs wants out, and that if Jonathan Taylor gets traded, now we are talking.I always think the trade deadline in the NFL is much ado about nothing, the analyst said. But this year I do not know. For the Jets, keeping Wilson is about more than just this season. He is viewed as a core building block for a franchise that hopes to contend again soon.Wilson said he remains hopeful despite the team's rough start. He said his optimism has been tested over his five years in New York, and that each loss hurts a little more. The report makes clear that the Jets are not entertaining offers for Wilson. Ownership, the front office and the player himself all appear aligned on keeping him in New York.Wilson will look to build on his career totals while remaining with the Jets through the rest of the season and beyond. The 2-5 Jets will try to turn their season around with Wilson still in the fold.