Garrett Wilson says he wants to stay with the Jets

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson said Wednesday that he wants to stay with the team and has not asked to be traded, while making clear that winning matters more to him than remaining in New York. “I love it here. Do I love it more than I love winning? Nah, to be completely honest,” Wilson told reporters. He said he remains hopeful he can win with the Jets, despite a run of losing seasons during his tenure. Wilson’s comments came after trade speculation circulated ahead of the NFL trade deadline on November 10. He said he has seen the discussion on social media and described it as part of the business when a team is losing. He said he has not asked for a trade and is focused on what he can control, including running routes, catching passes and helping teammates. The Jets are 24-51 since drafting Wilson in 2022. The team has praised him as part of its plans, and Wilson signed a four-year contract extension in 2025. His remarks did not establish what the Jets might decide about his future, but he said he remains optimistic that the team can improve. Wilson’s frustration has also included his recent role in the offense. Against Miami on Sunday, he caught two passes for...