Garrett Wilson appears to have suffered a knee injury during a recent Jets game and his status has been uncertain, with several reports noting he left or did not return and was evaluated on the sideline. The latest updates suggest he may be sidelined or limited, depending on the progression of the knee issue. What happened, in brief:

• Wilson exited an early- to mid-third quarter with a knee injury and did not return in that game, prompting ongoing evaluation and updates from the Jets’ medical staff [web sources covering the game recap and in-game updates].
• Multiple outlets reported he was questionable to return, with some indicating he ultimately did not re-enter the game after leaving the field.

• There was anticipation around Week 10 status, with talk that he might be cleared to play after the earlier knee-related absence, though subsequent reports emphasized caution and continued evaluation.

Context and implications:

• Injury type: knee-related (the reports reference a knee injury and a prior hyperextension in this general period). Without an official medical diagnosis released in a single authoritative statement, the exact structure injured isn’t confirmed publicly in these summaries.
• Availability impact: if the knee is still sensitive or if there is a re-injury concern, Wilson could miss additional games or be limited in production, especially given the Jets’ evolving receiving corps around him.
• Team context: there were midseason roster changes and a reshaped receiving group after trade activity, which may affect how the Jets manage Wilson’s workload upon return.

If you want, I can pull the latest official injury update from the Jets or a few reputable outlets and summarize the current status (out, questionable, active) with dates and any notes from the team’s medical staff. I can also provide a quick timeline of his injury game and the typical recovery expectations based on similar knee injuries in NFL players.