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Questions loom around the New York Jets and how long they can sustain themselves in the 2023 season. Super Bowl is a far-fetched idea. By the looks of it, making it to a divisional championship or even a berth at playoffs seems like a dream for the Jets. Zach Wilson has become a protégé of Aaron Rodgers, but the results are not showing. But were the Jets that bad before they got Rodgers?

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After putting all their eggs in one basket, the Jets have struggled for the whole season. However, the Jets $75 million playmaker dropped subtle hints that he might be back on the field by the start of December. But what does it mean for Wilson? Will he be sidelined forever, considering the kind of season he is having? Wilson isn’t exactly the face of a franchise QB. Even Robert Saleh is not speaking much about the situation, considering how he used to stick his back out for Rodgers and Wilson.

Zach Wilson is in jeopardy

Wilson was supposed to succeed Aaron Rodgers after his career in the NFL would halt. However, the Bills game took away all the credibility he had as he was benched in the last quarter of the game. Wilson came out with 7 out of 15 passes completed for 81 yards, a touchdown, and an interception. But per Saleh, Wilson is not to be blamed alone.

“Like I told Zach on the sideline, it’s not just him,” Saleh said. “It’s easy to point the finger at the quarterback, but it’s pretty easy to see. You’ve got missed protections, you’ve got dropped balls, you’ve got missed routes. Now, obviously, he has to get better. There are things he could’ve done a lot better, but it’s everyone right now.”, admitted Saleh. But, Saleh is not sure about his next move, per Ian Rapoport.