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The New York Jets are sticking with struggling quarterback Zach Wilson, but his job security appears to be waning. Coach Robert Saleh stopped short of a strong endorsement for Wilson, acknowledging that everyone on the team is at fault for the offensive struggles. Wilson has cut down on interceptions but is still ranked 31st in Total QBR out of 32 qualified passers. The Jets' options at quarterback include journeyman backup Tim Boyle and Trevor Siemian, but Saleh has not indicated a change at this time.
- The Jets are sticking with Zach Wilson as their quarterback, but his job security is uncertain.
- Coach Robert Saleh acknowledged that the offensive struggles are a collective issue and not solely Wilson's fault.
- Wilson has improved in cutting down interceptions but still ranks low in Total QBR.
- The Jets' options at quarterback include Tim Boyle and Trevor Siemian, but Saleh has not indicated a change at this time.
Zach Wilson | QB
- Struggling quarterback
- Job security uncertain
- Improved in cutting down interceptions
- Ranked 31st in Total QBR
- Needs to make quicker reads and show more poise in the pocket
- Connected with 11 different players on Monday night
- 263 passing yards on a career-high 49 attempts
- One touchdown pass in the last four games
- Offense has produced only three touchdown drives in the last four games
Tim Boyle | QB
- Journeyman backup quarterback
Trevor Siemian | QB
- Has 30 career starts but hasn't won one since 2017
- Most logical option due to experience
New York Jets
- Struggling on offense with only seven touchdowns in the last seven games
- More sacks allowed than points scored in the last game
- Options at quarterback include Tim Boyle and Trevor Siemian
- Offensive line issues contributing to pass-protection problems