New York Jets' Zach Wilson 'doesn't need to be Tom Brady,' but must show progress
While Wilson has shown growth, coach Robert Saleh could be tamping down outside expectations amid excitement over the Jets' bountiful offseason.
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While Wilson has shown growth, coach Robert Saleh could be tamping down outside expectations amid excitement over the Jets' bountiful offseason.
With four of the first 38 picks in the draft and $48 million in cap space, there's no excuse for the Jets not to take a big jump in 2022.
The Jets' rookie class amassed the second-most snaps in the league. What did the Jets get from their rookies and what do they need to see next?
Despite playing together for only 68 snaps, the trio of Zach Wilson, Michael Carter and Elijah Moore has combined for 14 rushing and receiving TDs.
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.