Zach Wilson's red zone struggles could have been why the New York Jets signed Aaron Rodgers in April. During OTA practice, Wilson completed 2 out of 4 passes, with zero touchdowns for the day. Contrarily, Rodgers left energised NFL fans and the coaching staff in awe after connecting with Garrett Wilson on an over-the-shoulder throw that resulted in a score.
While the sample size of a single OTA practice isn't enough to grade Wilson's progress, his inconsistencies at the quarterback position throughout his two-year NFL career have found him in and out of the plans with the Jets.
As things currently stand, the former second overall pick has maintained a less than stellar 70.9 quarterback rating, with a 55.5 completion percentage. Although Rodgers is coming off a less-than-impressive season compared to previous years, his ability to accurately push the ball down the field will pay dividends in a new-look Jets offence, who have compiled a young core of promising and speedy wide receivers.
