New York Jets' Zach Wilson continues trend: No such thing as a gimme
Wilson was missing his top receivers Sunday but it wasn't a good day for the Jets' hope for the future, who completed a season-low 45% of his passes.
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Wilson was missing his top receivers Sunday but it wasn't a good day for the Jets' hope for the future, who completed a season-low 45% of his passes.
Against the Eagles, Wilson got off to the quick start the Jets had been pining for. Can he do that consistently over the rest of the season?
Coaches are working with Wilson to fix his historically awful starts. "My mindset is I've got to come out ripping it from the beginning," Wilson said.
If Wilson can fast-track his progress and catch up to Moore by season's end, the Jets will have their best young QB-WR combo in decades.
The Jets' tear-it-down, go-young approach invites gut punches, but there's leaguewide data that supports the philosophy.