“Zach’s Career Here Is…”: Jets HC Robert Saleh Benches QB Zach Wilson With A Stern Statement

The Zach Wilson case has thrown all troubles into a tizzy. It was a solid start for the QB1 in New York. But his recent performance has let the franchise down. The team’s recent loss to the Patriots was like the final nail in the coffin, and they have benched the QB1 for the upcoming games. But HC Robert Saleh has a rigid statement over the QB1’s status for the approaching games.

The New York Jets underwent a massive shake-up in a few days. The franchise is running 6-4 and could get into playoff contention. However, the franchise’s loss to the Patriots led to changes, which had Zach Wilson getting benched for the upcoming games. It may look like a downfall. But HC Robert Saleh assures it is not the end of Wilson in this season.

On Wednesday, Robert Saleh revealed, “The big thing I want to make sure I address on this one, just want to make sure you guys all listen to this very carefully, please. Zach’s career here is not over. I know that’s gonna be the narrative. I know that’s what everyone wants to shout out, and that’s not even close to the case.”

“The intent, the full intent, is to make sure Zach gets back onto the football field at some point this year. When that is, I’ll make that decision, I’m going to take it day to day. The biggest thing with Zach, it’s the same things we’ve talked about, is the young man needs a reset,” He added.

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Wilson is 5-2 since returning from a preseason knee injury. However, his failure to hold the forts following Sunday’s defeat has raised concerns.

Zach Wilson feels remorseful over post-game comments

Zach Wilson has had a lot on his plate since their latest loss. But the QB1 triggered the franchise after his post-game comments that led to an uproar. After the Jets‘ team meeting puts a decisive note on him, the QB1 also came up with an apologetic explanation about his actions.

As per ESPN, Zach Wilson addressed the entire team on Wednesday after receiving condemnation from the media and fans. He acknowledged mishandling the post-game media briefing on Sunday when he refused to accept responsibility for his dismal play. Wilson did not contest the decision to bench him, and the QB could recoup and be a stronger athlete later in the season.

Mike White will take Wilson’s place in the starting lineup against the Bears in Week 12. Joe Flacco will be the backup quarterback.

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