“His stomach is gone, and he looks really good,” receiver Kendrick Bourne said of Jones. Up in New England, Jones has reportedly shed the same kind of dad bod that Tom Brady arrived with more than two decades ago. Though outplaying Buffalo’s Josh Allen, a legit league MVP candidate, is unrealistic, it’s not too early for Wilson to be the second-best quarterback in the division, assuming he is what the Jets tell us he is.īulked-up Zach Wilson seeing benefits of Jets nutrition plan: ‘He’s thick’
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He should be a better football player than Mac Jones. Zach Wilson should outplay the other AFC East quarterback whose new and improved physique has made news. Bill Kostroun Mac Jones had a superb rookie season with the Patriots. In the name of keeping springtime goals realistic, here’s one that shouldn’t be too much to ask of the second overall pick in the 2021 draft: Zach Wilson came to Jets camp this year with more muscle packed onto his frame. If you told them today they would finish 7-10 with a schedule that might hand them eight losses in their first 10 games, they would probably book a ticker-tape parade. Of course, the Jets still want to keep expectations on the low side. They aced the draft (we think) and, factoring in free-agent signings, they have given Wilson a much better chance to score points in Year 2. The Jets are supposed to be muscled up after a 4-13 season of excruciating growing pains with a rookie head coach and a quarterback who spent much of the time gasping for air.
Yes, it is important that his body matched up with his coach’s description, thick, in the year after his body of work matched up with this description: thin. His shoulders were pinned back as he jogged about the team’s emerald, Augusta National-esque practice fields in his red No. Wilson had gained 13 pounds with a nutritionist’s help to weigh in at 221. Generally speaking, for a player drafted by the Jets to end a Super Bowl drought that has covered more than a half century, you would hope for something more than, you know, “not caved in.”īut if nothing else, once the Jets’ organized team activity started Tuesday, Saleh’s report proved accurate. Sean McVay's greatness is meant for coaching, not TVīrian Daboll's play-calling hand-off is selfless, big picture approachĪt first glance, Robert Saleh’s scouting report on Zach Wilson’s upgraded physique - his shoulders are back and he’s not caved in - was not one to get excited about. Brian Daboll's emotions heavy as he captures special grief-inspired victoryĪaron Hicks' embarrassing miscues reveal just how far Yankees have fallenĪaron Judge can't put price on Derek Jeter-esque Yankees ceremony, legacy
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