Garrett Wilson

NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering the biggest questions coming out of each game. Here's what we learned from Week 17.

Wilson caught seven of eight targets for 66 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 40-14 loss to the Bills.

He fumbled in the third quarter on a go-nowhere screen pass when he tried to make something happen, then finally scored when Aaron Rodgers was benched for Tyrod Taylor. Funny how that happens. Wilson cleared 1,000 receiving yards for the season in the performance. He'll be a WR2 in Week 18 against the Dolphins before we head into an offseason that portends a lot of upheaval for Wilson whether he stays in New York or is ultimately traded.

It's becoming increasingly unlikely that the Jets will bring back quarterback Aaron Rodgers for another year, especially since he continues to needle owner Woody Johnson.

Rapoport isn't stating definitively that Wilson would demand a trade if the Jets were to bring back Aaron Rodgers, he's reading the tea leaves that many reporters, including himself, have been laying down in recent weeks. There appears to be a clear fractured relationship between the Jets' 41-year-old quarterback and their 24-year-old budding star receiver. Wilson and Rodgers have not appeared to be on the same page for much of the season, and Wilson's production has fallen off drastically since the Jets traded for Davante Adams. Given how poor this season went, it seems obvious for the Jets to choose a 24-year-old cost-controlled stud wide receiver over a 41-year-old quarterback on the decline, but that decision may fall to the new head coach and GM, whoever they may be.