Are NFL receivers getting nearly $40 million today better than the WRs from a decade ago? Ohio State Buckeyes football alum Garrett Wilson's extension brings the question into focus.

The New York Jets signed wide receiver Garrett Wilson to a massive extension that will impact the Seattle Seahawks' talks with Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

This week the Jets signed their two young stars to lucrative contract extensions, locking them in as the new faces of the franchise.

When the Rams and Puka Nacua open contract negotiations, the starting point will be Garrett Wilson's new deal with the Jets.

McLaurin, currently entering the final year of a three-year, $69.6 million deal ($23.2 million AAV), is reportedly seeking an extension that eclipses the $30 million mark annually, according to recent reports. He doesn't want to reset the market, but he wants to be paid like a top receiver — and rightfully so.

The New York Jets enjoyed a stellar haul back at the 2022 NFL Draft, bringing in multiple starters at key positions. While they've been able to enjoy receiving that top-end production at a discounted rookie rate,

Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Jori Epstein break down the New York Jets extending Garrett Wilson and the NFLPA's contract collusion scandal. Later in the show, they look ahead to the biggest storylines ahead of training camps.

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London will need a new contract soon, and it just got potentially more expensive.