Both the New York Jets (2-2) and Garrett Wilson have both downplayed his comments from earlier this week that created a stir. Ahead of facing the Minnesota Vikings (4-0) in London and in the midst of Davante Adams trade speculation,

The first four weeks of the season have not gone the way anyone around the Jets expected for wide receiver Garrett Wilson. The third-year receiver has only 20 catches for 191 yards and one touchdown.

In his best game of the season -- Week 3 versus the New England Patriots -- Garrett Wilson finished with 9.3 fantasy points. His stat line: five catches, 33 yards and one touchdown. In his worst game of the season, Wilson finished with 2.1 fantasy points -- five receptions, 41 yards, on eight targets. That was last week versus the Denver Broncos.

The Jets currently rank 22nd in the NFL with 294 yards of offense per game. Wilson suggested that New York’s offensive struggles are more about figuring out if their identity works. “It’s just about going out and executing it or figuring out if it’s going to work,” He said. “I don’t think we’re trying a lot of different things.

The Jets didn't score a single touchdown in the contest, and it was a frustrating game all around, especially for star wide receiver Garrett Wilson. Wilson had arguably his worst game of the year, recording five receptions on eight targets for 41 yards.

Garrett Wilson recently made waves on social media for his take on the New York Jets' offense. On Tuesday, Wilson appeared on the "Bart & Hahn" show to