Jets' Garrett Wilson Clarifies Sideline Frustration Wasn't Directed at QB Geno Smith
On-field chemistry and communication between star receivers and quarterbacks directly affects offensive execution; Wilson's clarification settles a potential locker-room distraction after the Jets' loss to Miami.
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