Wilson's 2025 campaign looked similar to his first two NFL seasons at the midway point, with steady snaps once again failing to produce steady targets. There was some improvement in October, but no real sign of what was to come after teammate Marvin Harrison suffered a heel injury in Week 10. With Jacoby Brissett at quarterback, and no defense or running game to speak of in Arizona, Wilson averaged 11 targets over his final eight games, catching 7.0 passes for 96.9 yards and 0.75 TDs. The hot streak started with receiving lines of 15-185-0 and 10-118-0, followed by one down week (when Harrison returned), and then five straight games with a TD and 52+ yards. Production to that extent can't be dismissed, even if it was obviously inflated by Harrison's absence and Brissett's ridiculous volume (40.3 pass attempts per game). Strong chemistry between Brissett and Wilson was also a factor, and could be again in 2026, but it's hard to say what that means from a volume standpoint if Harrison, McBride and RB Jeremiyah Love are mostly healthy.