Garrett Wilson trade speculation includes Chiefs, 49ers, Raiders
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 6:05 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Trade talks surrounding Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson are heating up as the Nov. 10 deadline approaches. Wilson's sideline frustration during a recent game against the Dolphins raised eyebrows about his standing with the team. With multiple injuries impacting receiver depth across the league, the Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, and Las Vegas Raiders are all mentioned as potential trade partners. The Chiefs seek additional support for quarterback Patrick Mahomes, while the 49ers aim to enhance their playoff push amidst receiver injuries. The Raiders might view Wilson as a key asset for future development as they transition to a new quarterback.
- •Garrett Wilson's frustrations surfaced following Jets' loss to Dolphins.
- •Chiefs need more weapons as injuries affect their receiving corps.
- •49ers seek depth at receiver to support their high-powered offense.
- •Raiders consider acquiring Wilson for future quarterback development.
- 6:05 PMCBS NFL — Garrett Wilson trade destinations: Chiefs, 49ers among three potential landing spots for Jets star
"Kansas City needs another weapon for Patrick Mahomes, but two other teams should also consider calling New York
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