New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson will have the opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge he acquired from Aaron Rodgers during the offseason and how he has improved in training camp. Head coach Robert Saleh praised Wilson’s confidence, stating that he appears “very confident” heading into Thursday night’s Pro Football Hall of Fame Game against the Cleveland Browns. Notably, neither Rodgers nor Deshaun Watson will play in the game.
Wilson’s tenure with the Jets thus far has been somewhat unstable. As the second overall pick in the 2021 draft, Wilson had a 3-10 record, throwing nine touchdown passes and 11 interceptions. He struggled to take responsibility for a lack of scoring in a loss to the New England Patriots, resulting in a loss of favor within the Jets locker room.
Despite these challenges, Wilson embraced the opportunity to practice with Rodgers, promising to give him “hell.” Rodgers, in turn, advised Wilson to use this time as a chance to reset and grow. Rodgers praised Wilson’s performance in training camp, noting improvements in his fundamentals and timing.
The Jets will face the Browns in the first preseason game of 2023 in Canton, Ohio. As Wilson takes the field, he will have the opportunity to showcase his growth and start his NFL career on a positive note.
[Author Bio: Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.]
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