Jets Looking to Trade Zach Wilson, ESPN's Schefter Reports
Quarterback's Future in Limbo After Mixed Results
Speculation Swirls as Trade Deadline Approaches
The New York Jets are reportedly looking to trade quarterback Zach Wilson, but the former No. 2 overall pick's future remains uncertain, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Wilson's inconsistent play and off-field issues have raised concerns within the organization, leading to speculation that the Jets could be ready to move on. However, owner Woody Johnson has insisted that the team will keep Wilson if they cannot find a suitable trade partner.
In recent weeks, Wilson has shown some signs of improvement, leading the Jets to an upset win over the Houston Texans. However, his benching in favor of Mike White earlier this season has cast a shadow over his long-term prospects in New York.
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, the Jets are reportedly exploring all options for Wilson's future. However, it remains unclear whether there is a market for the young quarterback, given his recent struggles and the availability of other veteran quarterbacks such as Lamar Jackson and Derek Carr on the trade market.
Should the Jets fail to trade Wilson, he is expected to remain with the team as a backup for the remainder of the season. However, his long-term future in New York remains uncertain, and his time as a starting quarterback for the Jets could be coming to an end.
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