Zach Wilson's Tenure with Jets Ends Amidst Criticism of Team's Overreliance on Key Players

The New York Jets face a disappointing season and criticism for their decisions, including their handling of quarterback Zach Wilson.

Zach Wilson's tenure with the New York Jets has ended, with the quarterback still in concussion protocol and unavailable for the season finale against the Patriots.
Wilson's performance was hampered by a lack of support from the organization and a weak supporting cast, including injuries to key players like Mekhi Becton and Breece Hall.
Wilson's future with the Jets is uncertain, with the team expected to decline his fifth-year option. He is guaranteed $5.5 million in salary and bonuses in 2024.
The Jets' overreliance on Wilson, along with running back Dalvin Cook and left tackle Duane Brown, contributed to a disappointing season.
Head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas face criticism for their decisions, including the signing of free-agent Cook and sticking with injury-prone Brown.