The Colts spent a second-round pick on Wilson in 2017 but bailed on him for a sixth-round pick in April of this year. The Jets made Wilson inactive in a majority of their games this year before waiving him a few weeks ago. He's unlikely to see much action if he ever makes it off the practice squad. 

The Colts spent a second-round pick on Wilson in 2017 but bailed on him for a sixth-round pick in April of this year. The Jets made Wilson inactive in a majority of their games this year before waiving him a few weeks ago. He's unlikely to see much action if he ever makes it off the practice squad. 

Wilson was the No. 46 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, but he didn't last long in Indianapolis and ultimately was traded to New York for a sixth-round pick. The Jets, who are desperate for cornerback play, have thrown in the towel after watching him for eight weeks. Wilson may get another look or two, but chances are that he'll be out of the league relatively soon.

Wilson was the No. 46 overall pick of the 2017 draft and is headed into the final year of his rookie deal. He's been on the trade block all offseason after playing just 122 defensive snaps last season. Wilson has two career interceptions and eight pass breakups across 29 appearances. He'll fight for snaps in a Jets defensive backfield that is looking for contributors at cornerback.