New York Jets’ Garrett Wilson’s fiancée seems to have been enjoying the summer as of late. Shay Holle shared on his Instagram account a photo carousel of her activities during July. In the photos, Holle can be seen hanging out by a lake, attending her fiancé’s New York Jets preseason training camp, going on restaurant dinners, and playing with her Shiba Inu dogs, among other things.
“Back w the monthly recap 👊” Wrote Shay Holle on her Instagram’s post caption
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Wilson seems to be happy that his fiancée is enjoying her free time, with him adding the following comment to the post:
“My queen ❤️” Wrote Wilson on Holle’s post
The wide receiver is about to enter his fourth NFL season with the New York Jets. Through three seasons, the former Ohio State wide receiver has recorded 3249 yards, with 14 touchdowns in 279 catches. 2024 was his best season yet, posting career-high total yardage, touchdowns, and receptions.
In 2022, Garrett Wilson was the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and a PFWA All-Rookie Team selection.
Garrett Wilson’s take on new teammate Mason Taylor’s chances in 2025
Garrett Wilson seems to be a fan of the New York Jets’ newest tight end. Speaking on an interview for the Jets’ website, Wilson had this to say about second-round pick Mason Taylor’s journey in the NFL so far:
“He’s a dog,” Garrett Wilson said of Taylor, via the team’s website. “It’s consistent work. Consistent work is the best way I can put it. He’s got great hands. He trusts his hands, and he finds a way to be open when he needs to be. Then the ball finds him and he makes the play. You know, for a position like that, he’s as good as I’ve seen in just making the play, finishing the play and being open. That’s a position where if you can do that for a long time, you are going to make a lot of money. So, I think he’s got a bright future ahead of him, and he’s really going to help us this year because he’s a great player. He came in ready.”
Taylor played for the LSU Tigers between 2022 and 2024. He was selected by the Jets in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft with the 42nd overall pick. He’s the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Jason Taylor.
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