With Aaron Rodgers on the way, what will become of the Jets’ 2021 No. 2 overall pick?
What becomes of the 2021 No. 2 overall pick?
“So, it’s not a talent thing for Zach, I don’t believe that. I just think, like I said, when it’s a reset, we’re going to work our tails off to help him. We’re committed to him.” It seems more likely they will add a developmental quarterback in the draft or an undrafted free agent and roll with Wilson behind Rodgers.
You should also expect to see a lot of Wilson in the preseason games. Rodgers won’t be playing in those. All of those reps should help Wilson as he gets to know Nathaniel Hackett’s offense.I’ve heard people say the Jets think Wilson can return to the starting job in two years. This is assuming Rodgers plays for two years with the Jets. He could retire after 2023.
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