Garrett Wilson Expected to Return as Jets Near Full Offense Against Bills

New York Jets WR Garrett Wilson is expected to clear the concussion protocol and play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, the New York Post reported.

Head coach Aaron Glenn said Friday that Wilson should be cleared and available for the game at MetLife Stadium. Wilson is listed as questionable after taking full part in Friday's practice.

"Yeah, it's a lot of what-ifs that we talk about," RB Breece Hall said after practice Friday. "But at the end of the day, you gotta snap back to reality and live in the present. The present is we gotta find a way to win."

Wilson and Hall have not been on the field together since a Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions on Sept. 27.

WR Omar Cooper Jr. sprained his ankle on the seventh offensive play of the season and missed Weeks 2 through 5. WR Adonai Mitchell sat out Weeks 3 through 6 with a finger injury.

Hall missed Weeks 4 through 8 with a quad injury before returning in a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Wilson missed that game with a concussion he sustained the previous week in a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Cooper, with an ankle injury, and Mitchell, with a knee injury, are also listed as questionable for Sunday. Both took full part in Friday's practice, and Glenn indicated they will play.

"It's good to see all those men getting a chance to be on the field," Glenn said. "But I will continue to say this: There's only one ball, and I wish there were more than that because those guys are extremely talented and they have the capabilities of making not just big plays, but able to sustain drives for us by the way they operate."

If everyone suits up Sunday, the New York Jets could have all of their offensive weapons together for the first time since Week 1.

Wilson, Hall, Cooper, Mitchell, Kenyon Sadiq and Mason Taylor are all under contract for next season. Geno Smith is the quarterback throwing to that group.

"It's a great opportunity," Hall said. "I think we have some very winnable games. We've lost five one-score games, so I think teams know we're good and capable of it."

The Jets have moved the ball in their own half this season but have stalled in the red zone.

"I feel like we can be one of the top-tier offenses in the league," Hall said, "for sure."

The Jets play the Bills on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in Week 10. Their most recent game was a loss to the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Nov. 8.

Most people who cover the NFL expect the Jets to lose to the Bills, but anything can happen on any given Sunday. 

In his second stint with the Jets, QB Geno Smith has 2,078 passing yards, 12 passing touchdowns and three interceptions. He's completing 67.5% of his passes.