Jets fall to Dolphins as Wilson finishes with two catches

The New York Jets lost 28-25 to the Miami Dolphins on October 25 as receiver Garrett Wilson finished with two catches for 26 yards on three targets, after going untargeted in the first half. A sideline moment during the fourth quarter drew attention, but Wilson and quarterback Geno Smith said they were not arguing with each other. Footage showed Wilson appearing to yell in Smith’s direction while the two sat on the bench. Another account said his frustration appeared directed at passing-game coordinator Seth Ryan, who was seated beside Smith. The person Wilson was addressing was not established. After the game, Wilson said he and Smith were both frustrated with the Jets’ play, not with one another. Smith said he did not think Wilson was yelling at him. Wilson said they wanted to be more aggressive, describing the moment as disappointment with how the team had played. Wilson was not targeted in the first half, as the Jets fell behind 21-7. He made his first catch on the team’s opening drive of the third quarter and was targeted twice more. The Jets had also been booed at halftime and at the final whistle. Coach Aaron Glenn said getting Wilson the ball was part of the game plan...