Garrett Wilson

Not to be confused with Garrett Wilson (New York Jets)^

Wilson completing a pass over Colts SS Dell Purnell in 2042.

### Personal Awards:

10x NFL Best Wide Reciever (2030, 2031, 2033, 2034, 2036, 2039, 2040-2042) | 12x Pro Bowler (2030-2042)

**Garrett Terrell Wilson** (born May 19th 2007) is a former American football wide receiver for the New England Patriots and Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League and the Michigan Panthers of the United States Football League for 18 seasons. He went to Texas Christian University (TCU) for 1 year before declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft at age 18. He is widely regarded as the greatest wide reciever of all time.

He is the youngest player in NFL and USFL history. Wilson did not play in Cincinnati and was traded in the 2027 off-season, that year he had 524 yards and 6 touchdowns with the Patriots, playing receiver two behind Chris Olvave and Diontae Johnson. He had 110 yards in a loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl LXII.Wilson had 785 yards and 11 touchdowns at the end of the 2028 season. Both of which were career highs leading the Patriots to a 15-2 record. Wilson missed 3 games in 2029 with a back strain suffered against the Falcons in Week 1. After coming back, Wilson would have a walk-off touchdown against the Jets to win in overtime.

He finished the 2029 season with 781 yards and 6 touchdowns becoming the second receiver option on he Patriots in the 2nd year of his 8-year contract. Patriots finished the season 16-1 with the 1 seed. Wilson had a breakout year in 2030 winning the NFL's Best Wide Receiver and leading the league in Touchdowns and Yards with 20 and 1,408.Wilson had 1,748 yards and 19 touchdowns in the 2031 season, the 7th most receiving yards in a career in NFL history and the 6th most receiving touchdowns in a career. Wilson led the league in receiving yards with 1,850 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 2032 NFL Season. Wilson had another amazing year leading the league in yards and winning Best Wide Receiver.

Wilson was up for an NFL MVP, being the third player in the league's history to be nominated. He had 1,912 yards and 20 touchdowns, this was the second most receiving yards in a season in NFL history behind Calvin Johnson (1,946). Wilson led the league in receiving yards again in 2035 with 1,660 along with 13 touchdowns, the third most. Wilson in 2038 won Best Wide Receiver and helped his team reach Super Bowl 74 against the Chicago Bears in only 15 games alongside fellow receivers as Jaylen Waddle Jr. and James Gronkowski II.

Wilson broke his record whilst having 1,998 yards and 22 touchdowns in the 2040 NFL Season, in this season he also broke the record for Most Touchdowns in a career, surpassing Jerry Rice and finishing the season with 214 touchdowns at the end of the season. He also came within 2,000 yards of Jerry Rice's touchdown record at the end of the season.

Wilson annoucned his retirement at age 36 with 18 years pro. He retired as a 5x Super Bowl champion with 9 Super Bowl apperances, leading all wide recievers. He retired with a 27,852 legacy score, #1 among all recievers and 13th all time among all players. He retired with 22 yearly awards as well, being a 10x Best Wide Reciever and 12x Pro Bowler. He leads all recievers in Touchdowns and Yards.